I wonder when they will create other types of UAV for anti tank roles
Find a video on YouTube. I hope you don't mind the shouting.
Find a video on YouTube. I hope you don't mind the shouting.
when you fly into a battlefield, you're supposed to be shot down and that's normal. the great thing is, it's an UCAV, so no man lost. however, the problem is the tactics that the UAE employs when using their UAV/UCAV. as you said, they should fly higher than the max attitude of the MANPAD to stay safe from them. I believe the UAE will learn this and fly their Wing Loong properly.Unfortunate, but such drones have zero active self active defence capabilities, if someone shoots a decent SAM at it, they will shoot it down unless the missiles malfunctions and misses.
The only defence they have is passive and its altitude. They can fly higher than most MANPAD maximum altitudes, thereby massively limiting what can engage them. The Wiing Long has a service ceiling of 5km, which is much higher than the max altitude of the FN6 (3.8km) or Igla (3.2km) for example.
However, I do question just how high the Saudis were flying that drone, as it took very little time between missile launch and impact, suggesting an unusually low altitude.
Unfortunate, but such drones have zero active self active defence capabilities, if someone shoots a decent SAM at it, they will shoot it down unless the missiles malfunctions and misses.
The only defence they have is passive and its altitude. They can fly higher than most MANPAD maximum altitudes, thereby massively limiting what can engage them. The Wiing Long has a service ceiling of 5km, which is much higher than the max altitude of the FN6 (3.8km) or Igla (3.2km) for example.
However, I do question just how high the Saudis were flying that drone, as it took very little time between missile launch and impact, suggesting an unusually low altitude.
Shows that Beijing needs work on its branding, with the guys shouting "death to USA and Israel" when the UAV was actually produced in China. Stomping on that air-to-ground missile probably isn't a great idea.I love how the soldiers in these videos always scream and chant “allahu akbar” when shooting at something until they hit. It’s the same with the HJ-8 vs T-72/Abrams videos.
Shows that Beijing needs work on its branding, with the guys shouting "death to USA and Israel" when the UAV was actually produced in China. Stomping on that air-to-ground missile probably isn't a great idea.