But something produced by an entire division of BAE is not what I'm talking about here. That's not really tech that's well within the realm of a small group of non-state actors engaged in asymmetrical warfare.
Not?
The main issue is that this device is man-packable.
Once these will become commonplace in military forces, they
will be getting stolen. An IDF armory once misplaced its supply of eight (8) ATGM launchers overnight. Once Russia develops a competing device - which it will, I have no doubt - or once these devices begin making their way into the armories of U.S. aid recipients - including places like Iraq, Pakistan, Israel, Jordan, Colombia, Liberia...
What do you think will happen in one of these places when someone walks up to a soldier who gets paid $60 in a month and offers him $2500 for this device?
