What lessons could Europe learn from air power use in Ukraine?
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It's fair to say that June's remote first-person view (FPV) drone strike on four Russian airfields was totally unexpected. The targeting of bombers that had been a key part of standoff actions against Ukrainian cities was surprising in just about every regard.
The long-term planning to load heavy trucks with uncrewed aerial vehicles (UAVs) and position these thousands of kilometres inside Russia, astonished everyone. The intelligence work to ensure the targets were there would have been a major achievement. Moreover, the mission required multi-mode control systems, involving relatively un-jammable fibre-optic cable, radio and some autonomy so that the probability of
The long-term planning to load heavy trucks with uncrewed aerial vehicles (UAVs) and position these thousands of kilometres inside Russia, astonished everyone. The intelligence work to ensure the targets were there would have been a major achievement. Moreover, the mission required multi-mode control systems, involving relatively un-jammable fibre-optic cable, radio and some autonomy so that the probability of
