Attack-11 First Live Fire Attack, Initial Hit! Details Revealed
Unmanned equipment plays an important role in future combat. Not long ago, reporters from the station visited a drone unit of the Air Force and met the first batch of female drone operators trained independently by the Air Force. They are pioneering in the unmanned field, exploring new tactics for unmanned combat.
During the first live-fire attack mission of the Attack-11, Air Force personnel Shi Xiaoran, Fu Ting, and their comrades closely coordinated and successfully hit the target on their first shot.
Air Force personnel Shi Xiaoran: That day, there was a certain amount of cloud cover, and I once thought that this round might not be able to be fired and would have to land with the munition. However, fortunately, after circling around again, I finally found the target and successfully launched it, ultimately hitting the target, which made me breathe a sigh of relief.
The Attack-11 drone successfully completed its first live-fire attack at an Air Force Base, with female operators coordinating the mission. Despite initial concerns about cloud cover, the operators managed to locate and hit the target successfully.
- The Attack-11 drone conducted its first live-fire attack.
- The operation involved female drone operators from the Air Force.
- The attack was successful despite initial concerns about weather conditions.