#drone warfare

ウクライナ当局によると、基礎訓練は国内に戻される一方、同盟国はドローン戦、電子戦、前線での適応に関するウクライナの知見をますます求めている。

米国と英国は、港湾、海軍基地、および重要な海事インフラを脅かす自律型水中航行体を検出および破壊できる技術を開発するための共同防衛イニシアチブを発表しました。

スウェーデン海軍は、バルト海で活動するフランス航空母艦に接近していた疑いのあるロシア偵察無人機を迎撃した。この緊張した事件は、NATOとロシア間の航空監視競争の激化を反映している。

Army Secretary Dan Driscoll says the service aims to purchase one million drones within 18 to 24 months and will launch a soldier-led marketplace next month where private companies can sell drone innovations directly to military units. The push follows the Army's inaugural Best Drone Warfighter Competition.

Facing severe personnel shortages after three years of conflict, Ukraine is transforming its military doctrine around autonomous and semi-autonomous drones. What began as improvised drone warfare has matured into a systematic shift where machines increasingly fill roles once held by infantry soldiers.

Defense analysts are sounding the alarm that NATO lacks the doctrine, technology, and infrastructure to counter drone threats in the Arctic region. As Russia and China expand their military presence in the High North, the alliance faces a critical capability gap in one of the world's most strategically important theaters.

At Fort Stewart, Georgia, US soldiers who enlisted to drive tanks are now piloting drones on laptops. The Army's Transformation in Contact initiative is absorbing lessons from Ukraine's battlefield, where cheap drones are destroying armor at an unprecedented rate.

KestrelX KX-2 manned aircraft simulate Iranian Shahed-136 kamikaze drones in US military exercises, enabling realistic counter-UAS training.

KestrelX KX-2 planes with bird-sized radar signatures simulate Iranian kamikaze drones for US fighter pilots training off the Georgia coast.