Amid Ukraine War, US Army Scrambles to Find New Tank-Killing Drone
The US Army wants to develop lightweight, portable drone that can knock out armored vehicles, and it wants it in soldiers' hands in two years.
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The US Army wants to develop lightweight, portable drone that can knock out armored vehicles, and it wants it in soldiers' hands in two years.
After the failures around Kharkiv last year, Putin and his military commanders were determined "to not be embarrassed the same way," one expert said.
Multibillion-dollar purchases of Turkish-made drones by the leading Arab Gulf states might not have seemed possible just a few years ago.
Russia's military uses artillery "as a crutch" for other shortcomings, and it could be in trouble if it runs out, a recent think tank report said.
"Most countries have two or three different howitzer types in their land forces. Ukraine has 14," a British Army officer wrote in a recent article.