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<p>We must develop a new type of radar sensor one which can see an
unmanned aerial vehicle even if it is made of lightweight material
with little if any radar signature or it is of a superior shape,
which is hard to see. In the future UAVs both ours and our enemies
will indeed run on the latest high-tech futuristic batteries being
charged by fuel cells.</p>
<p>If the new morphing techniques eliminate much of the drag and
the wake turbulence signature and if the aircraft are silent and if
the aircraft give off little or no heat; then how can you see them?
Well, how about the frequency difference between batteries and
electromagnetic energy in static air and ambient air. I propose we
start now ahead of this game and design and build such a detection
device to pick up battery energy and record those anomalies as
disruptions for detection of enemy UAVs.</p>
<p>Further since this strategy will be used in the future we must
figure out new materials to hide this energy and ways re-direct the
electric signature of batteries back into a close loop system which
indeed prevent any detectable anomaly. How much money should be
allotted to this? Well if you consider the amount of unmanned
aerial vehicle expenditures and the cost to replace them if an
enemy shoots them all down and how that would render much of our
flying robotic war strategy in the modern net-centric battlespace;
then I would say a bundle. Think on this in 2006.</p>

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<p>Lance Winslow, a retired entrepreneur, adventurer, modern day
philosopher and perpetual tourist.</p>
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