By now, the diverse roles of unmanned aerial vehicles in modern warfare are well-documented, from surveillance and reconnaissance to targeted munitions delivery.
Russian artillery units in Ukraine are now leveraging this versatility by employing Orlan-30 drones to enhance the precision of their howitzers and other artillery systems. This strategic integration could be a significant step forward for artillery operations, hinting at changes in warfare tactics and technology. With emerging new technologies, there's potential for militaries to integrate different systems together, enhancing the effectiveness of their missions and operations.
In today’s video, we are exploring the Russian Orlan-30 UAVs and how they are emerging as precision assets for artillery.
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