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Operational Art Notes's avatar

Over time, the development of more accurate short- and medium-range anti-aircraft systems made the use of helicopters and aircraft for interdiction or close air support (CAS) more complex, which in turn made exploiting the air flank more difficult. This obstacle was overcome by unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), which easily exploit the air flank, are difficult to detect, and are inexpensive to build. However, they will not replace the soldier's boot or the tank's engine, which are essential for terrain control and movement deep into the enemy front.

JG's avatar

Very much appreciated Olena 👍.

Marius Didziokas's avatar

As always, thank you for sharing this concise reading list!