UA fixed wing drone drops a captive fpv for continued operations. The fpv can serve in an escort role as well.

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1. i guess now we know how they get their fpv drones so high up to intercept all these russian UAVs.

2. “Oh great, now there are TWO of them!”

3. Impromptu loyal wingman

4. I can’t help feeling this capability would have been best kept confidential while Russia is dicking around fitting reverse cameras to their drones to try to figure out what’s going on.

5. Zveno lives again.

6. Imagine attaching several fpvs to a long-range drone so that when the air defence starts working on it, they can start attacking it. Of course, there are many different questions about how to implement this, but given how dynamic the technology landscape is now, I think it’s realistic

7. Ukraine might have much of a navy, but they do have airforce carriers.

8. Ok who had “Development of a Drone Carrier” on their bingo card? Because I didn’t

9. Attached video is 7 years old. Shows F16’s deploying a drone swarm. I’m sure the technology is far more advanced now… https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wFLzO_5UFwE`https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wFLzO_5UFwE`

   [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wFLzO_5UFwE](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wFLzO_5UFwE)

10. Mother Ships. UAPs/UFOs have employed them for eons

11. Is that a park with kids that they’re launching / observing from? That looked like a kids foot.

12. Well this is ultra fucking cool.

13. Now, use the mothership as a signal relay, and/or laser interlink that’s jam proof. Get your suicide FPV drones out to 100km+ with it.