#Drone Warfare | Explore Tumblr Posts and Blogs

kropotkindersurprise · 7 months

Text

October 7, 2023 - Palestinian freedom fighters take out weapons of the Israeli occupation using drones. [video]/[video]

#drone warfare #drone #free palestine #palestine #resistance #war #liberation #tank #merkava #idf #gif #2023 #israel #gaza #explosion #anti-colonialism #hamas #al qassam brigades

358 notes · View notes

historicalfirearms · 11 months

Text

Understanding Drone Warfare in Ukraine

Drone warfare is a complex and nuanced topic with drones used for information gathering, observation and direct attacks. The war in Ukraine has seen an explosion in drone use ranging from small commercial DJI Mavics to military grade drones like the Bayraktar TB-2. I'm joined by author and journalist David Hambling who has been tracking and writing about drone use in Ukraine since the Russian invasion in February 2022.

youtube

Check out the accompanying blog here.

#military #Drones #UAV #Drone Warfare #Ukraine War #Ukraine #Youtube

104 notes · View notes

crippledgiraff · 2 years

Photo

Colors done on the big gal, moving on to shadows...

124 notes · View notes

attactica · 2 months

Text

Combat Vets from Ukraine Explain Drone Warfare, Trench Warfare and More

youtube

View On WordPress

#Combat Vets #Drone Warfare #Drones #Trench Warfare #Ukraine #Youtube

2 notes · View notes

workersolidarity · 6 months

Text

🇾🇪🇺🇸🚨💥YEMENI RESISTANCE TAKES DOWN US MQ9 REAPER WITH MISSILE OVER YEMENI TERRITORIAL WATERS💥

@WorkerSolidarityNews

2 notes · View notes

z34l0t · 1 year

Text

😱

source (Twitter thread)

Source (article)

#white people twitter #usaf #ai #drone warfare #skynet

5 notes · View notes

reneesreads · 2 years

Text

#ukraine war #mark hamill #luke skywalker #drone wars #drone warfare

13 notes · View notes

warsofasoiaf · 2 years

Note

How far are we from it making economic sense to send drones to attack crewed aircraft? (I assume some sort of drone swarm, rather than 1:1)

What needs to happen for that to make sense?

That goes way beyond my level of expertise, but we'd need AI to direct the swarm, powerful engines (drones these days are mostly slow and not very maneuverable), and very good sensors to beat stealth, at the bare minimum. Now, you can cheat with some of that - the radar can be on the ground instead of mounted on the drone - but not all.

Thanks for the question, Publius.

SomethingLikeALawyer, Hand of the King

#aeronautical engineering #drone #drone warfare

8 notes · View notes

attackcopterblog · 6 days

Text

ANDURIL INDUSTRIES INTRODUCES THE PULSAR FAMILY OF ELECTROMAGNETIC WARFAR SYSTEMS

Anduril Industries has recently introduced the Pulsar: Family of Electromagnetic Warfare Systems. Anduril Industries state ” Anduril Industries is excited to announce Pulsar, a first-of-its-kind family of modular, multi-mission-capable electromagnetic warfare (EW) systems that utilize artificial intelligence at the tactical edge to rapidly identify and defeat current and future threats across…

View On WordPress

#anduril industries #anduril industries pulsar #drone warfare

0 notes

defensenow · 9 days

Text

youtube

0 notes

23-snvkecvlts · 11 days

Text

youtube

$250

Also 200-300 rounds before it's considered broken in.

*Could not independently verify that Ukraine has officially chosen this thing. There is a pump action as well, and Hatsan has various lines of shotguns in different price brackets.

Also James Reeves looks especially holographic today but it wouldn't be the first time so who knows.

Could this be his AI-powered throwaway meme channel put together from random podcasts and outtakes?

#Hatsan #12 gauge #drone warfare #james reeves #Ukraine #Youtube

0 notes

tmarshconnors · 1 month

Text

Iran launches drones at Israel

As tensions escalate in the Middle East, reports emerge of Iran launching a barrage of drones towards Israel, further intensifying the volatile situation in the region. The incident has triggered widespread concern and condemnation from global leaders, raising fears of a potential escalation in hostilities.

The drone attack represents a dangerous escalation in Iran's ongoing confrontations with Israel and its allies. Such actions not only threaten the security and stability of the region but also undermine efforts for peaceful resolution and dialogue.

In response to the attack, Israel is likely to deploy its advanced defence systems and may retaliate, raising the specter of further violence and instability. The international community must urgently engage to de-escalate tensions and prevent a dangerous spiral of conflict.

Efforts to address the root causes of the tensions between Iran and Israel, including regional rivalries and geopolitical ambitions, remain essential for long-term peace and stability. Diplomatic channels must be utilised to find peaceful solutions to the underlying issues driving these conflicts.

As the situation continues to unfold, it is imperative for all parties involved to exercise restraint and prioritize dialogue over confrontation. The consequences of further escalation are grave, with the potential to destabilize the entire region and inflict untold suffering on innocent civilians.

1 note · View note

crippledgiraff · 1 year

Photo

She’s finally done! This was a BLAST to work on and helped me get my drawing mojo back after a very stressful month!

#commission #warhammer #warhammer40k #warhammer community #xenos #alien #tau #tau empire #empire #tau battlesuit #battlesuit #mech #mecha #drone #drone warfare #tau commander #commander #pink

133 notes · View notes

giannic · 2 months

Text

Ukranian Army practises mercy when possible. Russian Army purposely kills civilians, even women, elders, & children. See for yourself:

youtube

#Ukraine #war in ukraine #putin's war #special military operation #drone warfare #Youtube

1 note · View note

nineteenfiftysix · 5 months

Text

youtube

EPROM - Drone Warfare (Drone Warfare EP, 2017)

#eprom #drone warfare #halftime #wonky #acid techno #1985 music

0 notes

emptyanddark · 6 months

Text

The exclusive documents and interviews with more than 45 current and former U.S. and Somali military personnel and government officials, victims’ relatives, and experts offer an unprecedented window into the U.S. drone war in Somalia, an investigator’s efforts to excuse the killing of a woman and child, and a “reporting error” that kept those deaths secret for more than a year from Congress, the press, and the American people. The Intercept’s investigation reveals that the strike was conducted under loosened rules of engagement sought by the Pentagon and approved by the Trump White House, and that no one was ever held accountable for the civilian deaths.

For all their technology and supposed expertise, the Americans were confused, and some were inexperienced, according to a Pentagon investigation obtained by The Intercept via the Freedom of Information Act. The inquiry is the first such document to be made public about a U.S. drone strike in Africa. It reveals that after months of “target development,” the Americans suddenly found themselves in a mad rush to kill people who posed no threat to the United States in a war that Congress never declared. They argued among themselves about even the most basic details, like how many passengers were in the vehicle. And in the end, they got it wrong. The Americans couldn’t tell a man from a woman, which might have affected their decision to conduct the strike. They also missed the 4-year-old child whose presence should have caused them to stand down.

In the joint operations center, the Americans quickly realized their initial strike had failed to kill all the passengers and decided to eliminate what the investigation file refers to as a sole “survivor running away from vehicle post the first engagement.” But the “survivor” was actually two people: Luul and Mariam. Seconds later, another missile screamed down from the sky.

About 200 feet away, Qasim found what remained of Luul. Her left leg was mangled, and the top of her head was missing. She died clutching Mariam, whose body was peppered with tiny shards of shrapnel. Qasim tore off a swath of his sarong and began gathering up small pieces of his sister. Stunned and grieving, he spent hours searching for fragments of her body along the dirt road, working by the glare of his car’s headlights as the sky darkened. Finally, he bundled Luul’s and Mariam’s remains and brought them home. Luul’s body was so mutilated that it was impossible to properly wash, as is required in Islam. Instead, he wrapped her with care in a shroud and buried Luul and Mariam together in a village cemetery. The next day, locals living near the strike site called Qasim. They had found the top of Luul’s skull, complete with hair and a delicate gold teardrop dangling from one ear.

That same day — April 2 — U.S. Africa Command, or AFRICOM, announced it had killed “five terrorists” and destroyed one vehicle and that “no civilians were killed in this airstrike.” The Somali press immediately said otherwise. By the following month, the task force had appointed an investigating officer to sort it all out. He quickly determined that his unit had killed an “adult female and child” but expressed doubt that their identities would ever be known.

0 notes