The US Army has started training the people who decide how robots fight, while Ukraine shows what happens when electronic warfare, fuel strikes and ground robots are sequenced together.
This episode covers the first ten Special Forces Robotics Technician Integrators, warrant officers who graduated from the new nineteen-week 390A course at Fort Bragg. We break down new reporting on Operation Vivaldi, including the claim that striking Russian fuel supplies shut down diesel-powered electronic warfare and cleared the way for remote-controlled BTR armoured vehicles and air-delivered ground robots. We look at Ukraine's first amphibious ground robot supply mission, which covered more than 40 kilometres over land and water, plus the Frodo ground platform and Denmark's purchase of nine Dropla robots. We follow up on the Epirus Leonidas high-power microwave weapon, now connected to multi-vendor sensors and command networks. Finally, we cover Russia's planned drone force of 165,000 by year-end, Ukraine's 590,000 Brave1 drone orders, and jet-drone interception rates of 57 percent.
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