Okay so, when we talk about using clouds in the Battlespace most modern day warriors assume we are talking about some sort of secured electronic communication scheme using cloud computing strategies. However, I'd like to talk about real clouds, that is to say; thunder clouds. Also, I'd like to discuss how we can use weather as a force multiplier in regional conflicts and during actual military operations - specifically I'd like to discuss using UAVs to make clouds as an asset for cover, disruption, and an aerial fog of war.
Yes, humans have been plus or minus able to create clouds. Often they do this during severe drought periods, when there isn't enough rain for the crops. Occasionally they create too many clouds, and the downpour continues, and that deluge causes severe flooding. Yes, it's rather unfortunate to go from drought stricken times, to massive floods. Nevertheless, what mankind has learned from this can also be used in warfare. It can be used as a force multiplier to force your political will onto your enemy, the same enemy that wants to kill you.
In other words, what I'm suggesting is that we create devices which can create thunderclouds, Cumulus Nimbus Clouds, to just disrupt the enemy, make it difficult for them to see, hear, or shoot down our aerial assets; also to protect our troops from enemy aerial assets, which our enemy might use for close air support. Owning the air and controlling the airspace above the battlefield is ultra-important in modern warfare. But to fully control the air above the battlespace, it will be necessary to also control the weather.
Indeed, from all my studies I cannot dismiss the fact that it is possible, and we have unmanned aerial vehicles which can do this for us without putting human pilots in jeopardy. It has always been difficult to seed the clouds with chemicals, compounds, and dry ice type solutions without causing the aircraft itself to run into challenges (carburetor ice, massive ice build-up on the wings and airfoils) causing it to lose power and crash. However, with new materials, new paint coatings, and robotic systems we should be able to do this very easily using a swarming grid technique and no more than two crisscross patterns.
Thunder and lightning will severely disrupting enemies communications, and provide another layer of fog which will disrupt their command-and-control. They will also have to deal with lightning strikes, rain, hail, and adverse weather conditions, as our blue force converges on the enemy to eliminate and annihilate them. The United States military must have the strongest force in the solar system to protect this great nation, our assets, and our allies. We must stand tall, proud, and be victorious at every possible turn, no matter what, so help us God. Indeed I hope you will please consider all this and think on.
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