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FPVs, tethered drones could become formal Army programs in 2025

The service is also planning an FPV pilot school.

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The State of the Army 2024

The cancellation of a scout helicopter might signal a new era of agility.

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The Army prioritizes drones in its underfunded wishlist

The Army prioritizes drones in its underfunded wishlist
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Army puts drones front and center in newly obtained budget docs

List includes commercial drones for infantry units, plus more counter-drone gear.

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Why the U S Army Wants Loitering Munitions, or Kamikaze Drones

Tested and proven in Ukraine, “loitering drones” will give infantrymen the ability to search and destroy targets at ranges once reserved for heavy artillery.

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