The future of warfare

[CECAA850]

Is HERE now.

[Daddy Dee]

Thanks for the link. interesting. Boeing PhantomWorks project.

yeh. it would also be devastating used against the US. sort of a localized EMP attack i suppose.

[Boxx]

Great link... Thanks for posting.

[LarryC]

I don't think it's a good idea to broadcast this around, and especially to turn it into a Boeing ad. Remember when we kept things like the atom bomb and even drones secret until we used them? Now NK and Pak have weapons design targets to aim at.

[Mallette]

Thanks for the link. interesting. Boeing PhantomWorks project.

yeh. it would also be devastating used against the US. sort of a localized EMP attack i suppose.

Yezzir, swords come with two edges...

Dave

[CECAA850]

Time to buy some lead shingles.

[Daddy Dee]

heh. yeh. i think back a few years while in development they may have tested this a few times on the Klipsch forum servers.

The lead roof seems to be working at Klipsch! It's been a long time since the forum has been down.

[Mallette]

Maybe those dudes with the tinfoil hats are so nuts after all.

Dave

[oldtimer]

The future of warfare could usher in the warfare of the past.

[ZAKO]

It allways pays to be ready...And have a few extra rocks in your back pocket..

[Mallette]

Indeed. Laser and directed energy weapons are line of sight. It isn't out of the question to have battleships going after each other. I suppose the battles would be pretty brief...

Dave

[tigerwoodKhorns]

Those computers looked kind of old. I think that the CHAMP installed Windows 8 on them as it flew by, thus rendering them useless.

[CECAA850]

I know it doesn't damage the building but you have to wonder what a burst of that type energy (whatever it is) would do to a human being.

[Jeff Matthews]

Those computers looked kind of old.

Yeah. My thought was that "nobody has used CRT monitors for a long time." This must be old technology.

I looked for other hints in the video, but could not see anything that would definitively date it. I saw an older van and a reflection in glass of some 90's-looking cars.

[JJkizak]

That sounds like the extension of the "E & EP" nuclear bomb technology into something more nicer.

JJK

[tigerwoodKhorns]

Those computers looked kind of old.

Yeah. My thought was that "nobody has used CRT monitors for a long time." This must be old technology.

I looked for other hints in the video, but could not see anything that would definitively date it. I saw an older van and a reflection in glass of some 90's-looking cars.

I did not even think of that. I figured that they used old electronics to sacrifice for the experiment.

[Jeff Matthews]

Those computers looked kind of old.

Yeah. My thought was that "nobody has used CRT monitors for a long time." This must be old technology.

I looked for other hints in the video, but could not see anything that would definitively date it. I saw an older van and a reflection in glass of some 90's-looking cars.

I did not even think of that. I figured that they used old electronics to sacrifice for the experiment.

I considered it because, if it was cutting edge, they wouldn't be running ads about it.