"US-made jam-resistant drones helped Ukraine" Topic

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Editor in Chief Bill	01 Nov 2024 5:12 a.m. PST
When Russian jamming neutered the recon drones flown by a group of Ukrainian special operators near Dnipro in August, they turned to a new solution: V-BAT drones built to withstand the massive electronic interference used by both sides in the war in Ukraine… Long-endurance, vertical-launch recon drones. Defense One: link
David Manley	01 Nov 2024 8:30 a.m. PST
We used VBAT in an at-sea exercise a few years ago, and then again last year in the REPMUS trials in Portugal. An interesting bit of kit
John the OFM	01 Nov 2024 9:38 a.m. PST
Wasn't the Spanish Civil War considered a testing ground for the newest war technology?

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