The United States, NATO, and the EU are urgently seeking close-range air defense systems to shield against malicious missiles, UAVs, and drone threats, and modern deterrence strategies

Our mission began 16 years ago (in 2009) with researching, designing, inventing, and patenting a new technological invention - a close-range “Air-based air defense system,” for the 21st-century next-generation electronic UAVs and drone warfare. We specifically focused on the 1980s, the post-Cold War era Soviet Union threats, and the G7 industrial nations' concerns of UAVs and drones carrying nuclear and other WMD weaponry and their delivery systems for next-generation electronic drone-on-drone warfare.

The history clearly demonstrated that the US-Russia Cold War never ended; it just paused temporarily and continued beneath the surface even after the 1991 end of the Cold War. Unfortunately, this temporary pause leaves behind major security issues and concerns of potential use of UAVs and drones carrying WMD (chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear “CBRN”), and the capability of UAV and drone systems that deliver them.

In 1997, the US Air Force (USAF) Air Power Study stated: “The potential exists for the proliferation of both UAVs and WMD to become widespread and thus a major security concern. There is no clear solution to this problem. (Ref: Abstract page v), It also indicates that WMD delivery systems often receive less attention than do the weapons themselves.”

The study further indicates that: "The United States may one day face an enemy that has obtained the capability to employ WMD on UAVs in battle. It is prudent to do everything in our power to prevent this from happening.” (Ref: The US Air Force Air Power study: page 42)

In 1997, the US Air Force study revealed that there are no clear solutions for UAVs and drones carrying nuclear and WMD weapons and their delivery systems

In 1997, the US Air Force study revealed that there are no clear solutions to this problem. However, they recommend bringing the issues to the forefront, including strengthening export and arms control, and developing credible deterrence strategies.

The studies also concluded with the recommendation of "Identifying specific air defense systems that could protect the United States and its allies from attack by a UAV/WMD weapon system ...." (Ref: The US Air Force Air power study page 33 - 34).

On 24 February 2022, Russia's invasion of Ukraine became the largest and deadliest war in Europe since World War II. This war not only became the deadliest but also transformed traditional warfare into a new era of artificial intelligence (AI) - driven, autonomous, electronic, unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) and drone-on-drone modern warfare, and modern deterrence strategies for the next 75 years, perhaps forever. ( "NATO 2099" project, a graphic novel, explores the future of the Alliance.)

Russia - Ukraine and the Middle East UAVs and drone warfare are a wake-up call for the US and global air defenses

June 03, 2025, the top US Air Force Gen. David Allvin calls the Ukraine drone strikes a wake-up call for US and global air defense and “a wake-up moment” for militaries around the globe, both for defensive and offensive posture. Also said, "We need to pay more attention to that . "(Credit: DefenseNews) The General also said the future US air defense network must be able to counter small drones. "However, he said he believes the initial phase of Golden Dome development will not include closer-range defensive measures." (Ref. credit: Air&Space Force magazine).

Global nuclear modernization and deterrence: The US Air Force Maj. Gen. Brandon D. Parker, director of global operations at U.S. Strategic Command said; “In light of the changing global security landscape, the War Department is considering how to approach modern-era deterrence differently.” (Ref. and Credit: The US War Department Continues Nuclear Modernization - Pentagon News)

Who We Are - Our Technological Invention

The Air-based air defense system comprises a family of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) and drones, the Mother UAV carrying fleet of sub-UAVs, and the sub-UAVs carrying fleet of Mini-UAVs launch and recover in midair, referred to as the “Mother hen and parasite chicks - Air-based air defense system (MHPC-ABAD system) or EQQUERA Air-based air defense system.

The Air-based air defense system is designed with a system-of-systems architecture platform that contributes to a range of multi- missions capabilities, including all that are connected to the integrated communications and operations platforms with manned and unmanned systems and space systems across all domains (air, sea, land, space, and cyberspace) to enhance air superiority and information superiority.

The system is further designed with Artificial Intelligence (AI)-driven warfare strategies, focusing on machine learning capabilities with and without satellite communications, to enhance ISR (Intelligence, Surveillance, Reconnaissance) and anti-access/area denial (A2/AD) military strategies. The AI strategy focuses on research and analysis of the birth of 1950s Artificial Intelligence (AI) technologies, their influence, and the continuity of robotic developments for 21st-century warfare.

The Focus of Technological Invention

The invention specifically focuses on the prospects and dangers of the 21st-century transformation of warfare and modernization of UAVs and drones, modern nuclear weapons, and their delivery systems. We also analyze how UAVs and drone warfare, as new platforms, would affect the modern deterrence and defense strategies. This includes efforts to combat the proliferation of UAVs and drone weapons systems, and counter-drone systems that provide capabilities to counter adversaries' drone and missile systems, and also build a system to make adversaries and enemies think before any full-scale war scenario.

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