One of the biggest issues across uncrewed systems is having enough low-cost drones to make them expendable.
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Chris Panella
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The US Army and its partners and allies recently tested drones and other emerging technologies at an exercise at Fort Irwin, California.
Uncrewed ground vehicles, or UGVs, can present logistics, power, navigation, and control challenges for soldiers, he said.
High temperatures and difficult terrain limited flight times and usage, often prompting soldier-led improvised solutions.
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