It is not in useST claims EREN is in advanced stage or maybe he means, it is already in use (end of video)
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It is not in useST claims EREN is in advanced stage or maybe he means, it is already in use (end of video)
Yeah, they had to show the impact(s) there, it isn't enough to show just a flyby and cut to static.Swarm Attack by KARGU!
KARGU Loitering Munitions, armed with multiple warheads, launched a coordinated swarm attack with autonomous precision.
Autonomy. Coordination. Accuracy.
Redefining the battlefield through engineering.
Yeah, they had to show the impact(s) there, it isn't enough to show just a flyby and cut to static.
Fair enough mate, but it would've hammered their point home if they had shown drones hitting targets one after another.Those things are expensive
They just wanted to show its swarm capability.
Isn't the point of those kind of drones to be cheap?Those things are expensive
They just wanted to show its swarm capability.
You can make them cheap by buying boatloads of them. And nationalize components to the max so money stays in the country.Isn't the point of those kind of drones to be cheap?
Can't see the tweet mate, but I'm gonna guess M72?@boredaf guess the warhead
We have successfully integrated an armor-piercing warhead and a fiber-optic cable into our national kamikaze drone solution, KARGUFPV, following the anti-personnel payload.
Uninterrupted communication
High impact on armored targets
Can't see the tweet mate, but I'm gonna guess M72?
Lmao, well, I always expect STM to use claymore for anti-personnel and M72 for anti-armour. What did they use this time?fck, i wanted to make a joke about the claymore option.
claymore for anti-personnel and M72 for anti-armour
There might come a time when STM surprises us by using, I don't know, just a slap of C4 and an RPG warhead, but its not todayexactly those two, again