How the US, allies and adversaries see the future of drone wingmen

How the US, allies and adversaries see the future of drone wingmenPhoto: Breaking Defense

In the third video focused on manned-unmanned teaming, we trace how the concept has evolved inside the US defense industry and among other militaries across the globe

Why this matters for military families

Changes in defense policy affect budgets, procurement, base operations, and long-term strategic positioning that shape where and how service members serve.

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Originally published by Breaking Defense. Summary and curation by DutyStation.ai.

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