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Elektroland Defence delivered Hancer UGV within the Medium UGV Project Level 1

*Speed 10km/h
*Communication range 1.5km
*Operation duration 4 hours with two electric motors
*Autonomous operation
*Ability to pass through 60% vertical and 30% side obstacles, 60 cm ditch, 50 cm water obstacle

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Elektroland Defence:

We designed, produced, developed day and night, weekdays and weekends, and finally delivered our beloved DAGGER to our Mehmetçik... Even though we look back with a bit of a heavy heart, our chests are high... May it be good for our Turkish soldiers and Turkish Armed Forces.

 
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Kamikaze UAV was fired from an Unmanned Ground Vehicle for the First Time in the Turkish Defense Industry

Kamikaze UAV was fired from an Unmanned Ground Vehicle for the First Time in the Turkish Defense Industry


According to the information received by the AA correspondent, HAVELSAN, which offers the unmanned autonomous ground vehicle BARKAN to the security forces, continues its efforts to provide new capabilities to the vehicle.

During the year, ROKETSAN's guided mini missile METE was fired from the BARKAN 1 vehicle, while this time, kamikaze ammunition was fired from BARKAN 2 for the first time. BARKAN became the first in its class with the integration of loitering ammunition, also known as the "kamikaze unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV)".

BARKAN is a system with two hydrogen-supported launchers (one launcher is a laser-guided system, one launcher is a wandering ammunition) connected to a single tower and can be fired at the same time, while performing tasks and activities in an area with a radius of 2 to 15 kilometers. Gürbağ Defense's ammunition for reconnaissance, surveillance and kamikaze purposes The shot was made successfully.

Firing this type of ammunition and multiple launchers from a single tower via an unmanned ground vehicle is considered a first in the international arena.

The fired kamikaze ammunition can reach a range of 15 kilometers with an electric propulsion system, a flight altitude of 3000 meters and an airtime of 40 minutes.

BARKAN, which entered the Turkish Armed Forces inventory in recent months, can quickly integrate different payloads thanks to its modular structure.

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Preparation for the battlefield of the future

HAVELSAN Product Development and Production Director Veysel Ataoğlu told the AA correspondent that they delivered the BARKAN unmanned ground vehicles, which they developed in the Medium-1 category, to the Turkish Armed Forces within the scope of the project carried out by the Presidency of Defense Industries.

Stating that they carried out training with the vehicle in the field, Ataoğlu stated that they expect mass production demands to come at the end of this process.

Explaining that they increased the mobility of the BARKAN 2 vehicle, Ataoğlu stated that they integrated different payloads into the vehicle.

Stating that they have finally integrated the BARKAN launcher system that can operate in an area with a radius of 2 to 15 kilometers, Ataoğlu said, "We have completed our firing and testing activities. The payload, which we call circulating ammunition, can be used as a swarm and can be integrated with other systems, making the work of the soldiers in the field easier, like a pioneer unit of the force." "We are carrying out trial studies for an application that can play a role. We integrated this system into our vehicle in cooperation with Gürbağ Defense." said.

Emphasizing that they are trying to create the battlefield concept of the future by integrating these and similar systems into the Mixed Swarm Operations Center they developed, Ataoğlu stated that they evaluated a number of products of different companies in this context and completed the integration activities.

Ataoğlu said:

"As HAVELSAN, we will take the concept of 'a stronger army, a stronger Turkey' further in our 100th year with these capabilities that we will bring to our force.

'For the first time on international platforms, ammunition was fired from a Medium-1 class unmanned ground vehicle.' we can say. We continue to work on integrating different types of payloads into our BARKAN vehicle, which has a modular structure. Our main goal here is to better use HAVELSAN's software capabilities on this platform and to highlight these software capabilities. We have original autonomy and original autopilot studies and we integrate them into our unmanned systems. "These unmanned systems will be used as a pioneer unit of the Turkish Armed Forces in the future, and it is a pleasure for us to bring this capability to the force."

Stating that all these capabilities showed themselves in the field on the 100th anniversary of the Republic, Ataoğlu emphasized that they will continue to work with platform manufacturer subcontractors to further develop them, and new ones will be added to the existing solutions. Ataoğlu said, "Our goal is to make our mark with our unique products in what we call the battlefield of the future." he said.

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Will be part of the "mixed herd"

Pointing out that the circulating ammunition can also be equipped with swarm capabilities, Ataoğlu said that they aim to increase deterrence by taking advantage of this ability in the "mixed swarm" concept. Ataoğlu said, "We have reflected the concept of using all systems as a swarm, both on land, in the air and at sea, on the field. The second aim here is to ensure that 8-10 ammunition can be fired at the same time, becoming a swarm in the air and being able to operate at the same time with our other unmanned vehicles." shared his knowledge.

Stating that they were able to integrate heavier weapons into BARKAN 2 because it has become a little wider, larger and its mobility has increased, Ataoğlu said, "Our main goal is its autonomous capability, rather than its integration into the weapon. It can carry out the task given in the field without any user interface or user. That is, "To add autonomous capability, which is HAVELSAN's main mission, to these vehicles. We are also in negotiations to implement this autonomous capability in vehicles produced by other companies." said.

It will make a difference with the weapon type

Explaining that they are working on enabling the vehicle to use different weapon systems at the same time, Ataoğlu stated that in this way, it can be used with several types of weapons without depending on a single weapon.

Ataoğlu stated that their tests showed that the capabilities of the weapon system and the vehicle overlap with each other, and stated that final solutions will emerge according to future demands and will be presented to the field.

Veysel Ataoğlu mentioned that there are some projects they are carrying out with the Presidency of Defense Industries for the use of circulating ammunition in different concepts with swarm capability, and said, "We will actively use this weapon in one of our projects. Our only deficiency is that they can be fired as a group on the weapon and can function as a swarm. This also includes "We have started using this capability on our unmanned vehicles in a short time." he said.

 

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Kamikaze UAV was fired from an Unmanned Ground Vehicle for the First Time in the Turkish Defense Industry

Kamikaze UAV was fired from an Unmanned Ground Vehicle for the First Time in the Turkish Defense Industry


According to the information received by the AA correspondent, HAVELSAN, which offers the unmanned autonomous ground vehicle BARKAN to the security forces, continues its efforts to provide new capabilities to the vehicle.

During the year, ROKETSAN's guided mini missile METE was fired from the BARKAN 1 vehicle, while this time, kamikaze ammunition was fired from BARKAN 2 for the first time. BARKAN became the first in its class with the integration of loitering ammunition, also known as the "kamikaze unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV)".

BARKAN is a system with two hydrogen-supported launchers (one launcher is a laser-guided system, one launcher is a wandering ammunition) connected to a single tower and can be fired at the same time, while performing tasks and activities in an area with a radius of 2 to 15 kilometers. Gürbağ Defense's ammunition for reconnaissance, surveillance and kamikaze purposes The shot was made successfully.

Firing this type of ammunition and multiple launchers from a single tower via an unmanned ground vehicle is considered a first in the international arena.

The fired kamikaze ammunition can reach a range of 15 kilometers with an electric propulsion system, a flight altitude of 3000 meters and an airtime of 40 minutes.

BARKAN, which entered the Turkish Armed Forces inventory in recent months, can quickly integrate different payloads thanks to its modular structure.

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Preparation for the battlefield of the future

HAVELSAN Product Development and Production Director Veysel Ataoğlu told the AA correspondent that they delivered the BARKAN unmanned ground vehicles, which they developed in the Medium-1 category, to the Turkish Armed Forces within the scope of the project carried out by the Presidency of Defense Industries.

Stating that they carried out training with the vehicle in the field, Ataoğlu stated that they expect mass production demands to come at the end of this process.

Explaining that they increased the mobility of the BARKAN 2 vehicle, Ataoğlu stated that they integrated different payloads into the vehicle.

Stating that they have finally integrated the BARKAN launcher system that can operate in an area with a radius of 2 to 15 kilometers, Ataoğlu said, "We have completed our firing and testing activities. The payload, which we call circulating ammunition, can be used as a swarm and can be integrated with other systems, making the work of the soldiers in the field easier, like a pioneer unit of the force." "We are carrying out trial studies for an application that can play a role. We integrated this system into our vehicle in cooperation with Gürbağ Defense." said.

Emphasizing that they are trying to create the battlefield concept of the future by integrating these and similar systems into the Mixed Swarm Operations Center they developed, Ataoğlu stated that they evaluated a number of products of different companies in this context and completed the integration activities.

Ataoğlu said:

"As HAVELSAN, we will take the concept of 'a stronger army, a stronger Turkey' further in our 100th year with these capabilities that we will bring to our force.

'For the first time on international platforms, ammunition was fired from a Medium-1 class unmanned ground vehicle.' we can say. We continue to work on integrating different types of payloads into our BARKAN vehicle, which has a modular structure. Our main goal here is to better use HAVELSAN's software capabilities on this platform and to highlight these software capabilities. We have original autonomy and original autopilot studies and we integrate them into our unmanned systems. "These unmanned systems will be used as a pioneer unit of the Turkish Armed Forces in the future, and it is a pleasure for us to bring this capability to the force."

Stating that all these capabilities showed themselves in the field on the 100th anniversary of the Republic, Ataoğlu emphasized that they will continue to work with platform manufacturer subcontractors to further develop them, and new ones will be added to the existing solutions. Ataoğlu said, "Our goal is to make our mark with our unique products in what we call the battlefield of the future." he said.

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Will be part of the "mixed herd"

Pointing out that the circulating ammunition can also be equipped with swarm capabilities, Ataoğlu said that they aim to increase deterrence by taking advantage of this ability in the "mixed swarm" concept. Ataoğlu said, "We have reflected the concept of using all systems as a swarm, both on land, in the air and at sea, on the field. The second aim here is to ensure that 8-10 ammunition can be fired at the same time, becoming a swarm in the air and being able to operate at the same time with our other unmanned vehicles." shared his knowledge.

Stating that they were able to integrate heavier weapons into BARKAN 2 because it has become a little wider, larger and its mobility has increased, Ataoğlu said, "Our main goal is its autonomous capability, rather than its integration into the weapon. It can carry out the task given in the field without any user interface or user. That is, "To add autonomous capability, which is HAVELSAN's main mission, to these vehicles. We are also in negotiations to implement this autonomous capability in vehicles produced by other companies." said.

It will make a difference with the weapon type

Explaining that they are working on enabling the vehicle to use different weapon systems at the same time, Ataoğlu stated that in this way, it can be used with several types of weapons without depending on a single weapon.

Ataoğlu stated that their tests showed that the capabilities of the weapon system and the vehicle overlap with each other, and stated that final solutions will emerge according to future demands and will be presented to the field.

Veysel Ataoğlu mentioned that there are some projects they are carrying out with the Presidency of Defense Industries for the use of circulating ammunition in different concepts with swarm capability, and said, "We will actively use this weapon in one of our projects. Our only deficiency is that they can be fired as a group on the weapon and can function as a swarm. This also includes "We have started using this capability on our unmanned vehicles in a short time." he said.

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We want humanoid robots with wings, more like robot angels. And they don't need to be gendered.
 

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The fired kamikaze ammunition can reach a range of 15 kilometers with an electric propulsion system, a flight altitude of 3000 meters and an airtime of 40 minutes.
But what's the warhead? Unless it is several kgs, let's say 3 for example, it is pretty useless as we already have kamikaze drones that 1 soldier can carry and use with about the same range and payloads. Nice to have it as a proof of concept I guess.
 

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Kamikaze UAV was fired from an Unmanned Ground Vehicle for the First Time in the Turkish Defense Industry

Kamikaze UAV was fired from an Unmanned Ground Vehicle for the First Time in the Turkish Defense Industry


According to the information received by the AA correspondent, HAVELSAN, which offers the unmanned autonomous ground vehicle BARKAN to the security forces, continues its efforts to provide new capabilities to the vehicle.

During the year, ROKETSAN's guided mini missile METE was fired from the BARKAN 1 vehicle, while this time, kamikaze ammunition was fired from BARKAN 2 for the first time. BARKAN became the first in its class with the integration of loitering ammunition, also known as the "kamikaze unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV)".

BARKAN is a system with two hydrogen-supported launchers (one launcher is a laser-guided system, one launcher is a wandering ammunition) connected to a single tower and can be fired at the same time, while performing tasks and activities in an area with a radius of 2 to 15 kilometers. Gürbağ Defense's ammunition for reconnaissance, surveillance and kamikaze purposes The shot was made successfully.

Firing this type of ammunition and multiple launchers from a single tower via an unmanned ground vehicle is considered a first in the international arena.

The fired kamikaze ammunition can reach a range of 15 kilometers with an electric propulsion system, a flight altitude of 3000 meters and an airtime of 40 minutes.

BARKAN, which entered the Turkish Armed Forces inventory in recent months, can quickly integrate different payloads thanks to its modular structure.

F-PNoOtXcAAGjVP


Preparation for the battlefield of the future

HAVELSAN Product Development and Production Director Veysel Ataoğlu told the AA correspondent that they delivered the BARKAN unmanned ground vehicles, which they developed in the Medium-1 category, to the Turkish Armed Forces within the scope of the project carried out by the Presidency of Defense Industries.

Stating that they carried out training with the vehicle in the field, Ataoğlu stated that they expect mass production demands to come at the end of this process.

Explaining that they increased the mobility of the BARKAN 2 vehicle, Ataoğlu stated that they integrated different payloads into the vehicle.

Stating that they have finally integrated the BARKAN launcher system that can operate in an area with a radius of 2 to 15 kilometers, Ataoğlu said, "We have completed our firing and testing activities. The payload, which we call circulating ammunition, can be used as a swarm and can be integrated with other systems, making the work of the soldiers in the field easier, like a pioneer unit of the force." "We are carrying out trial studies for an application that can play a role. We integrated this system into our vehicle in cooperation with Gürbağ Defense." said.

Emphasizing that they are trying to create the battlefield concept of the future by integrating these and similar systems into the Mixed Swarm Operations Center they developed, Ataoğlu stated that they evaluated a number of products of different companies in this context and completed the integration activities.

Ataoğlu said:

"As HAVELSAN, we will take the concept of 'a stronger army, a stronger Turkey' further in our 100th year with these capabilities that we will bring to our force.

'For the first time on international platforms, ammunition was fired from a Medium-1 class unmanned ground vehicle.' we can say. We continue to work on integrating different types of payloads into our BARKAN vehicle, which has a modular structure. Our main goal here is to better use HAVELSAN's software capabilities on this platform and to highlight these software capabilities. We have original autonomy and original autopilot studies and we integrate them into our unmanned systems. "These unmanned systems will be used as a pioneer unit of the Turkish Armed Forces in the future, and it is a pleasure for us to bring this capability to the force."

Stating that all these capabilities showed themselves in the field on the 100th anniversary of the Republic, Ataoğlu emphasized that they will continue to work with platform manufacturer subcontractors to further develop them, and new ones will be added to the existing solutions. Ataoğlu said, "Our goal is to make our mark with our unique products in what we call the battlefield of the future." he said.

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Will be part of the "mixed herd"

Pointing out that the circulating ammunition can also be equipped with swarm capabilities, Ataoğlu said that they aim to increase deterrence by taking advantage of this ability in the "mixed swarm" concept. Ataoğlu said, "We have reflected the concept of using all systems as a swarm, both on land, in the air and at sea, on the field. The second aim here is to ensure that 8-10 ammunition can be fired at the same time, becoming a swarm in the air and being able to operate at the same time with our other unmanned vehicles." shared his knowledge.

Stating that they were able to integrate heavier weapons into BARKAN 2 because it has become a little wider, larger and its mobility has increased, Ataoğlu said, "Our main goal is its autonomous capability, rather than its integration into the weapon. It can carry out the task given in the field without any user interface or user. That is, "To add autonomous capability, which is HAVELSAN's main mission, to these vehicles. We are also in negotiations to implement this autonomous capability in vehicles produced by other companies." said.

It will make a difference with the weapon type

Explaining that they are working on enabling the vehicle to use different weapon systems at the same time, Ataoğlu stated that in this way, it can be used with several types of weapons without depending on a single weapon.

Ataoğlu stated that their tests showed that the capabilities of the weapon system and the vehicle overlap with each other, and stated that final solutions will emerge according to future demands and will be presented to the field.

Veysel Ataoğlu mentioned that there are some projects they are carrying out with the Presidency of Defense Industries for the use of circulating ammunition in different concepts with swarm capability, and said, "We will actively use this weapon in one of our projects. Our only deficiency is that they can be fired as a group on the weapon and can function as a swarm. This also includes "We have started using this capability on our unmanned vehicles in a short time." he said.


Test video also arrived.
 

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Again, no mention of the warhead, and I think they cut the video short because they didn't show the loitering munitions hit either 😄 I'd rather this thing carry 8 or more Mete, if that launcher had 4 Mete mini missile in it, instead of 1 small loitering munition.

Hell, I know some people who would love to have something like this follow them around instead of lugging those damn grenade launchers with them 😁
 

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Again, no mention of the warhead, and I think they cut the video short because they didn't show the loitering munitions hit either 😄 I'd rather this thing carry 8 or more Mete, if that launcher had 4 Mete mini missile in it, instead of 1 small loitering munition.

Hell, I know some people who would love to have something like this follow them around instead of lugging those damn grenade launchers with them 😁
AFAIK that loitering munition meant to be used against the other drones.
 

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So some additional info:

The loitering munition is called GST (Gürbağ Savunma Teknolojileri???) Harpa 350. It has an operational radius of 15 km and an endurance of 40 minutes. It is the same munition used in the test of Hydro-GIDS where an UAV was shot down.

GSPT EFE can use "mini laser guided missiles" which hints at METE missiles.


I believe we will see GSPT EFE evolve into a YALMAN like system as the concept progresses. Hydrogen launch is not only safer but is also more agnostic. As long as anything fits there and is integrated to the system, not much would hold you back unlike traditional systems where you might have to develop new launchers.
 

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Empowered by its autonomous functionalities, the ASELSAN TUNGA Unmanned Ground Vehicle is ready for different missions.

 

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Empowered by its autonomous functionalities, the ASELSAN TUNGA Unmanned Ground Vehicle is ready for different missions.

I believe the most important thing for us to master is autonomous movement for UGVs. If we don't have to control them directly and instead just send them commands for them to follow in the zone they are operating, it would make our lives so much easier against jamming or other electronic counter measures. It has got to be safer and easier to just send commands on a low bandwidth rather than continuously control it.
 

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I believe the most important thing for us to master is autonomous movement for UGVs. If we don't have to control them directly and instead just send them commands for them to follow in the zone they are operating, it would make our lives so much easier against jamming or other electronic counter measures. It has got to be safer and easier to just send commands on a low bandwidth rather than continuously control it.

I think this is the goal of the "Karma Sürü" project from HAVELSAN. And then add the KERKES project from STM to it.
 

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Turkish Land Forces have mor than 2000 M40 recoiless guns. Only God knows how many thousands of 105mm ammunitions they have.

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C'mon Just put this inventory on unmanned Ground vehicles.
I don't think in the 21 century our soldiers would use them manually.

İ can show you a lot of examples of manned recoil-less gun vehicles.

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M40 recoiless guns are seriously destructive, 105mm ammunition has 8-10kg warhead.

The gun has totally high velocity so it could hit as accurate as tank.

Just make them unmanned.


Recoiless guns are ideal for unmanned platforms as the vehicles should be light and compact.

Besides recoiless guns , no heavy cannon could be applied currently on UGVs.
 
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Turkish defense industry will conduct surveillance with "baby drone"

Lapis Aviation, which carries out unmanned aerial vehicle projects, exhibited the hybrid thrust robot HİRO at the 3rd Military Logistics and Support Summit. HİRO, which has the ability to fly with its rotating wings that move on land with its wheels, also contains a micro unmanned aerial vehicle, a "baby drone", in its main body.

Lapis Aviation Deputy General Manager Tansel Nuran Birdir made a statement to the AA correspondent about the hybrid propulsion robot HİRO project, which was developed to be used in surveillance missions in narrow and closed spaces.

Stating that the system has 3 basic features, Birdir said that they created a hybrid solution in this context.

Pointing out that HİRO can operate both on land and in the air, Birdir stated that they developed the vehicle especially for use in narrow and closed environments.

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Birdir explained that the vehicle gained the ability to perform its duties in a closed environment for a long time by leaving the modems on it at certain intervals, and stated that they equipped the vehicle with many obstacle detection sensors. Birdir said:

"In this way, our vehicle can detect 360-degree obstacles and perform its mission by centering the completely closed environment, thanks to the LAPİS autopilot to which artificial intelligence algorithms have been added. We prefer it to go in land mode to extend its mission time. However, when it encounters an obstacle, it can overcome it by taking off. We also have a baby drone. This daughter drone is also designed to penetrate into narrower areas in an indoor environment. Both our main drone and our daughter drone have electrooptical and infrared sensors. Thus, we can take images in the dark or in a light environment. Thanks to the image processing software developed with deep learning models, object and object "We can detect it. It is a newly developed product. We aim to pass the tests and be ready for use in a short time."

The target is to be ready in the first half of next year

Stating that HIRO's mission period varies due to its hybrid structure, Birdir said that while this period is longer on the ground, the time in air missions is a little more limited.

Stating that they have completed the critical design phase of HİRO, Birdir said:

"We have produced our prototype products. We are carrying out testing and improvement studies on these prototype products. We are making some iterations in the design to improve its performance. Our intention is to have it ready for use in the first 3-4 months of next year.

There are different products in the world, non-military products that can perform hybrid missions but are used in a more civilian sense. We developed HIRO for military use. That's why we can think that it will be one of the few products in this field in the world."

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The entire system weighs less than 1 kilogram

Tansel Nuran Birdir stated that the widest length of the large drone in HİRO is 28 centimeters, the size of the "baby drone" is 10-15 centimeters, and its weight is limited to 100-150 grams.

Birdir pointed out that the entire weight of HİRO, including the modems, will be less than 1 kilogram, and emphasized that the product can work both outdoors and indoors with all these features it has.

 

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A micro drone that can go on the ground especially in closed environments and hard to get places and autonomously decide whether it needs to use the propellers to overcome an obstacle.

Still in prototype phase and adjustments are yet to be made after rigorous tests.

Estimated to be ready for service around the end of the first quarter of 2024.
 

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Guys, as you know we are paying a very high price in our operations in the north of Iraq. The main problem there are the long deployments close to tunnel networks. Many of these locations are open to harassment and infiltrations.

We entered a state in which previously tested and effective methods of destroying tunnels and neutralizing terrorists are no more effective due to the structure of the tunnels which are kilometers long, labyrinth type, multi-floor full of tight spaces and traps.

It is reported that different ways of entering the tunnels are tested including dogs and mini UGVs. According to sources the mini-UGVs have trouble with communication in bigger depths.

I as many people am thinking about possible solutions to the problem with the tunnel networks by using my logic and verifying my thoughts trough different sources in social media and the internet. In result I concluded that we need a modular mini UGV or even a family of mini UGVs controlled by a fiberoptic cable. This way we would ensure a high speed data transmission that is not influenced by the depth and obstacles.

Such UGVs can be equipped with advanced 360o E/O system, IED detection/disposal tools, communication devices and could also play a kamikaze role by being equipped with explosive payload.

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Look at all the UGVs in this picture. Mini, light, medium heavy classes equipped with wide variety of tools and means. I think that all or at least the majority UGVs in this picture can be equipped with a fiberoptic cable control.

With a simple Google search I managed to find this:

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I would like to see your take on this.
 

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Size of tunnel will make all the difference in just finding them let alone defeating a large group. Fiber cable or AI quadcopterS with explosives and algorithms to map out and scout different directions could be useful or not depending on the details. Drones, dogs, soldiers all will be easy targets for those waiting for them with booby traps and weapons.

I have no idea how effective gas will be since again so many parameters... But purely legally speaking as an option to try, tunnels could be filled with white phosphorus IF feasible. We signed anti chemical weapons treaty, so nerve gas and chlorine are out, but white phosphorus is classified as incendiary not a chemical weapon. It is not legal to use them in civilian settlements though despite Russian, America, Israeli etc. violators . It is completely legal to use them against terror tunnels on some mountain top. A powerful fan and FULL on white phosphorus hazmat suits are a must. Once it starts burning it is not possible to stop white phosphorus. These tunnels have multiple exits. So wide area should be watched by drones from the top for days in case they escape from the back.
 

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