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- This footage shows a demonstration where a new RAF 'Jackal' drone fires missile at a target. The missile can be seen launching out the new drone as it flies above the ground.
The JACKAL drone capability has been designed and developed by experts from UK-based Flyby Technology, with Turkish partners FlyBVLOS Technology and Maxwell Innovations providing design engineering and prototyping expertise, to fill a recently discovered gap in modern combat operations.
As a Vertical Take Off and Landing (VTOL) platform, JACKAL is designed to satisfy a number of roles, including Battlefield Air Interdiction, Close Air Support, engaging helicopters in flight and killing tanks, to denying the use of runways and roads.
The trial - sponsored by the Rapid Capabilities Office (RCO) of the Royal Air Force - involved teams from Flyby and the technology giant Thales which also manufactures the LMM.
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I like that they secured it with the chain. God knows what could happen if that thing went free.
Imagine if it had a mind of its own😵💫😳
no god is not expert in electronics, enough engineers
Skynet ftw! 🤩 Chatgpt takes over... 😉
I bet its thinking the same thing.
Right ON I was thinking the same thing looks like it wanted to leave like a pit bull
Quite the payload for a small drone, nice design with the doubled rotors.
seems it needs to be plugged into an outlet to carry the load xD
@@bla123blubb Probably for testing I would guess, also how would it plugged in from the ground help it carry the payload...like...what? It's probably just plugged to a external battery so it can do extensive testing in the air without having to worry about battery after a while.
@EVA-13 , DragonFire Blitz Exactly, its only the early stages
Not so small
@@bla123blubb One line is a chain in case of a unforseen crash and the cables are probably telemetry lines to get flight data directly from the UAV.
The way it managed to stay level during that launch for it it being a relatively large payload for the size of the craft is really impressive and scary
not really lmao
It's a recoilless gun. Meaning muzzle blast leaves form the back of the tube into the air and does not push against the drone.
never heard of a recoiless rifle I see
Looks like it has to be plugged into the mains though, which is a drawback 😂
Nah it really is not that different from normal hovering
I love how it's shackled to the ground like a disobedient dragon.
I think its being powered by a cabled electricity, for this test
Hence the chains to stop it from tearing the cable or unplugging its power supply mid flight.
@@wmd1520 Would they be able to fly it without an electric cable? Like install a big battery or something?
@@ackerman7735 It depends on the total weight and then the payload it will need to carry. At a certain weight class a hybrid engine would be used rather then batteries
Iam guessing this will be decided later on once they figure out what weapon systems they want it to carry.
@@ackerman7735 No, they're going to fly it into combat with 100 miles of extension cords all linked together.
@@jonnyjackson6050😂
When drones and drone culture was relatively new, there was a video that came out where a guy attached a gun to a drone. He flew the drone and fired the gun to test it in a video. It caused quite a ruckus and concern in the internet. Now we have this on video and everyone's "that's amazing".
Because the comments section is rigged with bots and people that are hired to do this
@@Hi.Al. So bots celebrating armed bots?
@@Nobody-Nowhere yes
You mean the guy from Connecticut in the US?
@@Hi.Al.Or or or because people fear the individual more than the government, when it should be the other way around.
Turkish drone 🎉
This is a Turkish Drone FlyBVLOS Technology and Maxwell Innovations (Turkish Company) Good to see the UK and Turkiye collaborate in drone and aircraft engine technologies.
You mean not good to see.
Funding isis
@@Womblewobble1321 who is isis ?
egyptian goddess?
@@brettkw Türkiye is doing the best. made the Kurds barbecue with them
@@Womblewobble1321 your m0ms @$$
Great Job Turkiye 🇹🇷 and UK 🇬🇧 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Made by Turkey upgraded by UK nice work
Bırakın tutmayın beni diyor.Helal olsun emeği geçenlere
Oh goody! The new "Man made horrors beyond my comprehension" just dropped
People don't realise how much the terminator skynet robots are becoming a reality
😂😂😂 true 😬
Nothing new, It's just any drone a small newly founded company from Turkiye. There is a lot of small companies in Ankara capable of developing different kind of drones.
"It becomes self-aware at 2:14AM Eastern Time, August 29th. In a panic, they try pulling the plug."
The problem with pulling the plug or destroy those big servercenters is, that they going to be connectet so deeply to our daily life and infrastructure, that it becomes a nightmare no matter what we will intend to do. We opend pandoras box.
This is also a Turkish made drone.I really like the design and idea
Yapıyoruz bu sporu. Maşallah. Artık isteğe göre tasarlayıp üretiyoruz. Aştık kendimizi.
So the UK🇬🇧 and TURKEY🇹🇷 produced this nice very nice, you see what we can achieve as a human race if we all worked together.
And if only we could all truly work together, then none of this would be necessary.
@@UnknownSquid hey war is part of mankind history too. when there is a war then there is a new technology(mostly)
@@emrebayram1778 Well, they do say that necessity is the mother of invention. And war goes to the primary foundation necessity of human survival. Although, war does indicate destruction. Best case scenario, mankind finds out a way to cause large-scale innovation without the need for destruction.
Yes we find better ways to kill each other
1) The RAF does not use this drone, this was a test. The person who made this article probably confused it with the "Jackal" lightweight armoured car used by the RAF for rapid paratroop deployment.
2) The Jackal Drone is made and designed by FlyBVLOS in Turkey (which is the current world leader in combat drones). The missiles are, however, British and if I'm not mistaken the UK-based company "Flyby Technology" essentially purchased the Jackal from Turkey and re configured it to be able to fire the missiles seen here.
@@JimCarner google is your friend here. "FlyBVLOS Jackal" and "Flyby Jackal" show the same exact drone however FlyBVLOS has been offering the same Drone for years now lol. Come on Jim you can do a bit better than that. This drone is not going to solve anything.
@@JimCarner uh huh... tell me, where is the IR Camera or Radar on this drone.
@@JimCarner also defensesphere in 2021 "Flybvlos Jackal drones delivered to UK"
@@JimCarner that's a lot of hypotheticals. Wonder how fast it can go while carrying a payload like that
Which country's insignia is this?
Just make sure it includes a loudspeaker to scare the enemy into submission with that song.
That is kinda scary. Adding a melody to go along the slaughter.
Imagine missiles with speakers that play songs.
Imagine hearing this song muffled getting louder and louder, clearer and clearer
@@fjalls Imagine you hear the Fortunate Son and its gettin louder
Good idea as the enemy might all come rushing out, thinking that the ice cream van has just arrived. Want a flake with that luv?
The Turkish made British drone. Turkish Fly BVLOS Technology introduces an armed version of the Jackal UAV, that it has developed entirely with equity capital in Turkey and exported to the UK on April 25, 2022.
Turkey was able to circumvent a US export ban on killer drones with the help of a missile component first developed in the UK, allowing Ankara to become an emerging power in the lethal technology, which experts warn is dangerously proliferating )) yes and no.
@@wharfedale831 There's no "yes and no". Jackal is literally a Turkish drone produced by Fly BVLOS and was sold in April 2022 to the UK. It was merely modified in cooperation with its UK partner Flyby Technologies to fire missiles which was then tested in October 2022 in front of the RAF.
IDK which Turkish UCAV you mean that has the UK-designed component, or whether it's all of them, but having a foreign component doesn't make it a foreign drone or co-production. Turkey has the full export rights to its popular UCAVs such as the TB2, Akinci, Anka, etc and there's never been an export permit required of the UK. Many of the countries that the UCAVs have been sold to could never buy UK weapons themselves. Meanwhile, Fly BVLOS owns the IP to the Jackal overall and therefore Turkey controls its export permit.
@@poppinc8145 yes...........................and no
Looks like it has attachment points for outboard wings or weapon pods, as well as turbine/fan propulsion for higher speed than the rotors alone provide. This thing is going to be badass.
One of the slow-mo close-ups has the wings attached i noticed
Good spot, wings will be better power efficiency when going forward. Looks like a promising bit of kit, they should fast forward development and get it into Ukraine for field testing.
@@Yosser70 One disadvantage it has is the size , it will be picked up by radar otherwise i would have said test it on the Kerch bridge
@@Yosser70 war will be over by then.
@@jay26cee Yeah, the way it’s going, Ukraine will be in Moscow by autumn 🇺🇦
That was a bigger missile than I was expecting
Its a martlet - 9km range proximity 4.5kg fused fragment warhead
“I for one welcome our robot overlords.”
Wow.. that missile went through that curtain like it was just cloth!
😁😁😁😁😁
That's exactly what it'll be doing on the field though, tactical shower strikes
Maybe you should volunteer stand in front of it to give us assessment of what happen 😂😂
The curtain where the 5 star generals are observing the demonstration?
(just keeping up with this 'airwolf' theme. Lol.)
Awesome to see a bit of 'our own' tech being developed, assuming it is. I would not want to be chased by one of these! edit: I always think how much my grandad would be astounded by this tech. He was a WWII spitfire/hurricane etc aircraft technician. He was born in 1921. I was born in 1987. My grandad owned the Sega/Atari/Nintendo and the playstation 1. How many people would go to their grandad's to play playstation games? Damn I miss him.
Turkish made platform w. British missile&launcher.
Seems to me that they removed wings and the tail for test.
Btw. Your granddad rest in peace.
I believe the drone has been developed by the Turks however the missiles are British
He loved his toys then 😌
Yes it could be easy target for russian anti air aircraft! But i thing i can shot with my 12 gauge hunting gun 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
My grand kids will, while I tell them stories of fighting in a sandbox against a lot of people trying to take it from some nice people.
All while we play Red Dead redemption 27
When things are going bad, dictators love to show the power of their armies to their people: Ask The Gods.
Made in Turkiye
"Rush" tank sad in the corner
Battleship : "First time?"
This is so cool, and yet so scary at the same time. Looks like Skynet is getting gradually closer 😅
Hence the sci-fi horror music. This is as much a threat as a product demo.
Rapidly closer.🤔
Yeah, not really....actual, true artificial intelligence that could actually be sentient is not even close to being cracked, we don't even fully understand our own brains let alone creating a new one
Armed drones been around for a long time. Lol.
@@eatdriveplay not at this small size they haven't...
The MOD is deadly! Was happy to serve them all those years ago!
This the type of drone that robotically says for king and country before obliterating a whole military squadron
Finally a weapon to surpass Metal Gear
Snake? SNAKE!
Poojima was right so far though. Cant wait for the paranormal Fox unit
I like how they chained it to the floor like a pitbull
Might run off and tear up some ruzzians lol
Yeah, but these aren't sickos like the people who chain pitbulls are.
Perfect name for it, the Pitbull Drone!
It must be called the Corgie. Delivered with optional hat.
Our Decedent's: "and that kids, was how Skynet was born.."
New age of warefare.... 😮
We’ve had drones with missiles for decades lol
New age of policing...😮
@@jinsakai9729 not as good as that tho mate.
plus add AI to it
@@TriHard0 Thats where it'll get scary...if it goes rogue on people or is programmed that way from bad actors
O kurwa, jaka to jest moc!!🙂
Flyby: 🧐 "So, how many do you need?"
Skynet: 😏 "Yes!"
As shown, very useful for firing missiles into shower curtains.
Seriously, a modern weapon for modern warfare.
That's something you wont want to mess up with.
I bet they will do well in UKRAINE
thunderbirds are go
@@curtisducati Let's hope that war's over by the time these are in service.
@@curtisducati for when they put shower curtain defense on the t-72
Funny how you mentioned the Turkish partnership only in the description box. This test was done in Turkiyé!
This test was NOT done in Turkey.
@@flybytechnology6261 it was made in Turkiyé then*
@@yuzeymaokanime583 a joint project.
Kids won’t be playing on my lawn when I get one of these 😂
😅 If you use one of these, Kids are the least of your problems 😋
That stability when firing is very impressive!
its a recoilless launcher
Does it have flames that come out of the back also?
AS BAYRAKLARI AS AS AS!! 🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷
Nasıl seviniyorlar bir drone yaptık onlara diye. Görmemişler tabii yazık! 😊
"We've got a quad copter, some duct tape and a couple of old shoulder fired ATGMs lying around in hanger 2; we could probs put those to good use..."
...
The good use:
Honestly, it does look like some kind of MacGyver bubble gum drone. I assume it's the first prototype.
Am I the only one to think this is starting to look a lot like the birth of ‘’ Skynet ‘’
Coming to you soon the first Terminator prototype ! 😳😳🤯🤯
Cant wait for them to build an Oppressor Mk2
This is impressive, and scary at the same time! Excellent design and the payload is equally as impressive to the aircrafts size!
So sad the UK can't even make a baby drone fly 😢 Look at the diversity of Turkish drones from soldier hunting machine gun drones at are autonomous to high end unmanned fighter jets
@@coachhack I see what you are saying! There are so much politics tangled up in this mess.
@@coachhack dont worry we will take you under our eagle wing. You can nurse on our freedom milk until you guys are big and strong to become independent.
@@coachhack Where in the video did it say this was either our first drone or our only drone, Boris?
I love how they have subverted the UK airforce bullseye for a trans-symbol….if you don’t realise your being trolled by a psyops operation then….your probably a SUN subscriber🤣🤣🤣🤣
Amazing how fast we went from a stick to this
Not really. We've had periods of immense stagnation followed by a big boom from the industrial revolution onwards. And lot of great minds to make it.
@@randomyoutubecommentersecu7639 no, Humanity is proven to be 10's thousands of years old, and humanity has been through 4 extinction events, changing our culture.
lot to learn in the past 10 years about our world. Almost enough to put us all back to school, if not we should, Lot of misinfo these days.
Until we make the ultimate doomsday weapons, then we are back to sticks
@@Big_Caesar1 We already have had them since 45 last i checked . An arsenal of a few thousand of nukes with multiple warheads is enough to screw us all over and collapse modern society . It is the best defence and offence. You invade me and i am close to losing then it is game over for the both of us. It is because of them we are not into an open world war like the second yet.
Its still a stick 😑 the tech has advanced but were still a bunch of space Odyssey apes.
Made in TÜRKİYE 🇹🇷
This music says it all, a beautiful monster.
NOBODY: Yes! As humans we need these beautiful technologies to enrich our lives and keep everyone safe.
Awesome! Man made horrors beyond my comprehension 😢
To be fair, this thing is far, far less powerful and murderous than any fighter-bomber, and it can’t operate without a pilot on the ground flying it, it isn’t autonomous.
Türk mühendislerini eline sağlık bravo
Ooh, it's scary just because it's automated. Give an 18 year old para a folding chair, and they too, could fore a recoilless round slightly above ground level
@@spitfires1979 It don’t make it less horror, they’re all terrible man made horrors. The music says it all.
This in addition to the warfare evolving from the Goddamn Russian Invasion is giving me some impending-apocalypse-ish vibes.
Russia:-"USA & UK would drowned in ocean"
Russia watches the drone:-"Nice killer bird"
Now this could be a game changer! Wondering what kind of missiles it can fire? Chained Like A Rottweiler. Unleash the Beast!!!!!!!!!!!
This is the "Thales LMM (Lightweight Multirole Missile)" also known as "Martlet". It's laser guided and can be used against air & ground targets. Against small drones, small boats, light armored vehicles or even people, thanks to a blast fragmentation warhead. Anything else would probably just be too heavy.
There you go, our new 6th gen fighter in service already.
The drone has killer speakers to give such a surrounding sound
This is called innovation
The fact the drone didn't even flinch when the missile launched was impressive!
I thought the drone would get yeeted 😂
it still took some torque though
They cut away quick. So we couldn't see it's recovery. Also wanted to hear how loud it was, but the flipping music was too loud. Kinda fishy.
Also at this scale you could see how the multicopter ocilated while trying to stay level
@@davidlanfranchi8955 i really have a feeling where on such size multicopter are lacking compare to more traditional helicopter
It's like a flying version of the ED209 from Robocop. I'd like hear Karl Pilkington's take on this.
Turkish tecnology😎
How to make you scared of the future in 1 minute
Dude, our version of Skynet is gonna be sleek af.
I need this drone for the next time someone tells me I can’t fly a drone over there place 😊
Nice to see turkish and english companies cooperating on UAV Technologies, which includes AI. Keep it going folks!
"In the grim darkness of the far future, there is only war."
I like how they have chains to it like as though its going to fly away on its own.
Gotta cover your bases! If they didn't have chains and it *did* fly away on it's own, people would be saying "you'd think they know to tether it to the ground"
Also hackers lurking in dark places
Guessing you've never seen Short Circuit then?
Finally! Honestly surprised it's taken so long to do this. Really hope they'll do drone tanks and mobile AA soon since our adversaries are probably making the same things.
The technology is shop’t from Turkey, that's why it got so easy.
What adversaries you numpty?
There will be no drone tanks because tanks with humens are better mobility
Martlet missile is (was) an air defense missile for fixed wing and drones
Now it air to air 😵💫 massive improvements having that @3000ft above freindly forces
Everyone who sees this, knows it will get better and better. But there is a huge section of the same people who cannot believe unmanned fighter jets will happen anytime soon.
Yes Bayraktar has done one
In 1930, airplane piloting was semi-automated. Who doesn’t believe in drones? In fact, whether it can be achieved depends entirely on political will, how much money and time developed countries are willing to invest in research, and whether bureaucrats will deliberately obstruct it. After the end of the Cold War, funding cuts by various countries caused military research to stagnate.
To make such a fuss over something like this is just a matter of low cultural standards.
AS BAYRAKLARI AS AS 🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷
@Dinlenme Merkezi Ne aşağılık kompleksi kardeşim gurur da mı duymayalım Herşeye muhalefet olmayın be oğlum zoruna giden ne oldu?
That's only half the drone there. There's wing profile connecting points on the side of the boom supporting the quad part of the drone. I'd be willing to wager. This will be a low-cost drone that will be viewed as disposable.
I assume that it's not approved yet for outdoor testing at this time. It's chained to the floor to keep people safe and the caa happy. It's good to see it, though. 😊
i bet itll be over priced and theyll not want to lose it or use it
Nothing and I mean nothing the MoD procures is cheap!
Well spotted. The wing is also visible at 0:53. I assume the machine is designed for VTOL with different propulsion systems for steady flight. No runway or launcher required.
@@JohnnyMotel99 sold to a mate for an overpriced contract no doubt it won't even be this platform it'll be a worse version for twice the cost
@@ParaBellum2024 Which part of the all rotor powered craft made you think it was VTOL? 😐
When they have to keep it chained during a demo you know it's a bad ass weapon.
Or just simply unpredictable which means it has control issues
@SpatchcockRat They wouldn't be showing if off now If it was faulty u plant pot! 😆
That's not a chain, it's the power cord.
@@texasray5237 :D
See you In 20 years when We're all fighting over water
Now that is a real life call of duty drone weapon.
The tethers used to hold it down are probably telemetry cables. Notice there’s a 1/2 rack sized box to the port front side of the UAV. That’s IMHO the data acquisition system analyzing flight data.
Very decent control exhibited with the recoil from the launch. Looks like a very stable platform for such activity.
Its basically a recoiless design where the backblast counteracts the recoil. The biggest difference is that the tail of the drone has to be design to ensure the backblast doesn't damage it when firing.
It basically goes to spin as it fires but cuts video off before you get to see the full affect.
Can’t wait to see it blow up some Russian tanks 👌🏻😏
yes it is an excellent platform to use expensive missiles to blow up expensive people and expensive equipment.
@@BrandonAdams1010 and best of all it’s home made!!! Raw British might 🥳
This+AI=Skynet
Just add AI set back and wait for it to all go wrong!
Been nice knowing you all 😅
You know that a weapon is really dangerous when the manufacturer needs to secure it with a chain from running wild
lol
Lol ! 👍 I think the chain keeps people from stealing the drone ! 😆🤣
Do you know who is the Manufacture ?
@@Musti_43 Bilmedikleri ortada. Boşver çaktırma. 😊
@@tuncbilek84 Aynen bizim technologimizle hava atiyorlar kerisler xD
Hope the power leads are long enough!
💀💀
AKA the diagnostic equipment they're testing the drone with that you dont understand. 🤣
@@patton3338 Joking !1 🙂
Getting T2 vibes from that background music. Love it.
i couldn't live without the overbearing sound track, no really! it adds so much to the video. whenever i fly my missile shooting drone i like to play Metallica through my headset.
This was dollar-store cyberpunk. Metallica woulda been cool
ngl that's pretty badass.
-UK
Made in Turkey not UK.
@@bunjamindavinci128 I'm from uk.
It's a joint venture between UK-based Flyby Technology, with Turkish partners FlyBVLOS Technology and Maxwell Innovations
@@GrouchyHaggis 👌right
Some scary stuff if it's being used against you.
Nah if I saw that I'd simply catch the missile and send it back
@@edmxero2029 hop on the rocket, ride it back to the drone then hijack the drone and fly to moon
The music choice was intentional. This is as much a threat as a product demo.
@@edmxero2029 It works in Team Fortress 2.
It would just bounce off me bro.
My favorite part it the way it wags its tail as it gets ready to fire.
King of Drones , Made In Turkiye 🦾🦾
MADE İN TÜRKİYE👏
So drone ware fare got a speed run thanks to war in Ukraine. This is terrifying.
Test grounds for the world in a modern warfare. Everyone is watching
İngilizler bizim Made in Türkiye dronumuzu beğenmiş görünüyor. Sevindim. 👍
Designed in Britain.. Manufactured with cheap Turkish labour.
@@remoanersrknts6736 Design Turkish Factory Turkish only the missiles are British Upgrade
@@cemo3292
Educate yourself son!
The Martlet was initially designed by defence firm Thales which is a UK company.
I like how they chained it down like a guard dog, as if it would instinctively try to fly out and blow up the mailman if it wasn't confined to the yard.
At this size I wonder how mucb heat it's producing. The great thing about commercial drones is they're small and give off next to no heat, meaning it's incredibly difficult to kill one with IR missiles. With something this big however, it'll be producing a lot more heat. Not to mention it's radar cross section is probably detectable. Making it an easy target for radar assisted AAA
No loss of pilots life
At this flight height, radars can’t detect. If it’s in an urban setting, it’s totally invisible
@@hayloft3834 pretty sure if into active service, no one will install chains and just the necessary for it’s intended purposes
@@hayloft3834 don’t be silly la… if it’s not in test condition, do you think there will be an umbilical cord…
It would likely be deployed and operated at quite low altitudes. This thing could wipe out AA without even being seen. I don't think it's going to be flying sorties from range like a manned aircraft
Does it have a huge built in sound system and play that tune as well?
I would say the double propellers on each motor makes it really stable. It’s a big powerful drone firing rockets or not. Really nice piece of kit.
How long will it be until we trust the military to automate all drone targeting as well? Enough civilians are massacred by humans mistakes during targeting, now the military wants to make it worse with even more crappy tech. This is impressive, but it’s been possible for like 20 years. Only now is the military comfortable with creating a gimmicky weapon like this.
The design ❤❤❤
It is remind us to Terminator movie. Jackal made in Turkiye.But upgraded as some missile systems in UK.
Scary world we are living in right now 😮
when it comes to anything related to the air you know the UK will always go above and beyond
They didn't even do it here. This drone ain't nothing.
Most people in the comments say that the product is a UK product. This is completely wrong, in fact, the product was first sold from Turkey to the UK. If you do the necessary research, you will understand that the product is a completely Ankara-based Turkish product. The Ankara company strategically sold the patent rights of its product to the UK
Is it necessary to play with nationalism and populism in business to create controversy? Many British company employees are foreigners, and deliberately emphasizing nationality and race will only highlight short-sightedness.
@@io9883 I didn't mention nationalism and racism. All I was talking about was this. I said that the main manufacturer of this vehicle is Türkiye. However, it was said on British social platforms that this vehicle was of British origin. I just told the facts. As a Turkish citizen, it is an honor to see the demand for such a quality vehicle, to sell it abroad and to make money.
read the video description @@user-rg5gl1zn4j
A Turkish company let the UK producing under license agreement, right
My question. Why is it on a chain? Scared it might run off?😂 I'm getting some extreem skynet vibes😂
Health and Safety is pretty OTT for ordinary drones, let alone ones that fire missiles. I would think the chain was there in case it decided to go AWOL.
You have to be careful parking anything these days, as it will get knicked.
most likely there to stop the drone flying towards people after the recoil of the misile launch.
This is still an early prototype. production cost, efficiency, and effectiveness will be tested on the battlefield.
Don't forget durability and maintenance. Any weapon drone or not is only as good as its reliability
Not quite the same capability as a reaper drone but I feel its lightweight and easy to operate controls may have more practical application in a civilian environment
@@gentlemanrated Its the price that counts
@@davidmarshall8172 price and effectiveness that counts
dude, it'll be years before this comes into spitting distance of a battlefield.
My first thought was: oh that’s not that big and then they zoomed out and starting firing missiles
So it basically a drone that has two shouldermounted rocket launchers