
Infrastructure
Thesis
Scale is not a number. It is the capacity to regenerate combat power at speed. In autonomous warfare, no stockpile is large enough to determine the outcome. What follows is a contest between industrial systems. Advantage belongs to the side that can replace losses, expand production and convert output into combat power faster than its adversary.
| TARGET OUTPUT | 120 drones per day, per node. |
| TARGET TIME TO FIRST UNIT | Under 60 minutes from arrival |
| NETWORK | Decentralised; builds reroute to the nodes still reachable |
| SUPPLY | Suppliers integrated into the same network, scheduled against confirmed capacity |


| OPERATING ENVELOPE | Link budgets measured in bytes, not megabits; latency in seconds, not milliseconds; interruption as the normal case |
| CONTROL RATIO | Many units per operator |
| TRANSPORT | Existing low-data-rate satellite constellations, no dedicated ground infrastructure in theatre |
| INPUTS | Situational picture and engagement sequence from the detection layer; consumption, stock and build state from the production network |
| OUTPUT | Proposed commitments and production priorities, with the trade shown. |
| CONTROL | Recommendation to a human decision-maker |



