A US Army training command says it is updating its drone warfare curriculum every 60 days
Drone tactics and lessons change based on soldier feedback, as well as observations from ongoing conflicts in the Middle East and Ukraine.
A US Army training command in Germany is updating its drone warfare curriculum every 60 days, according to the command's head. The ongoing conflicts in the Middle East and Ukraine influence these frequent updates to the curriculum, as well as lessons learned from soldiers' experiences using drones. The curriculum changes encompass a variety of aspects, including electronic warfare and counter-drone technologies, to better prepare troops for potential future conflicts.
This adaptation is part of a broader effort to modernize the Army's force for unmanned aerial systems (UAS), with the command syncing regularly with Centers of Excellence to share updates.
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