What dismounted soldiers need to survive a battlefield with drones and sensors
Source: Breaking Defense
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Dismounted soldiers operate in battlespace where drones, sensors, and targeting systems expose them almost as soon as they leave cover. At AUSA, we spoke with Twenty Six Defense President and CEO Luke Savoie about what soldiers need to stay lethal, connected, and survivable.
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Dismounted soldiers need to stay lethal, connected, and survivable in a battlefield with drones and sensors
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dronessensorstargeting systems
Summary
Dismounted soldiers operate in a battlespace where drones and sensors expose them almost immediately upon leaving cover. They require specific capabilities to remain lethal, connected, and survivable. Insights were provided by Luke Savoie, President and CEO of Twenty Six Defense, at the AUSA event.
Key Facts
- Dismounted soldiers operate in battlespace exposed to drones and sensors.
- The need for soldiers to remain lethal, connected, and survivable is emphasized.
- The discussion includes insights from Twenty Six Defense President and CEO Luke Savoie.