[Tell It Right]

IMHO, it’s important for the defenses to be as cheap or cheaper than the incoming drone/missile. In other words, for some types of enemy drones, it may be best to go back to a flak style defense.

[marcusmaximus]

Flashback 2019:

Saudi oil production cut by 50% after drones attack crude facilities

Saudi Arabia shut down half its oil production Saturday after a series of drone strikes hit the world’s largest oil processing facility in an attack claimed by Yemen’s Houthi rebels.

https://www.cnbc.com/amp/2019/09/14/saudi-arabia-is-shutting-down-half-of-its-oil-production-after-drone-attack-wsj-says.html

[TheThirdRuffian]

How about a big tin building? Drones are light and have zero penetration ability.

I’ll call the idea “a hangar”.

[AndyJackson]

IMHO, it’s important for the defenses to be as cheap or cheaper than the incoming drone/missile.

That means going back to nuclear deterrence. Sure you can take out our base, cheaply. Go ahead. My nuke is a whole lot cheaper than your Capital city.