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There are many, of all sizes and features. From a small one launched by the hand by the infantry for close reconnaissance to large ones that require runways to take off and can be armed with cannons and missiles and capable of destroying tanks.
Its main feature is that it can be controlled remotely, keeping the controller away from the combat area, which unlike a manned aircraft, when shot down, the pilot will be on target, and it will not be necessary to spend resources on training a new pilot.
However, as the combat experience mechanics does not exist, they will work like a normal airplane.
My idea is that they will not be produced at the airport but in their own construction.

These are indeed being put into game
There is already one UAV being put in at this time
C:

I like it

ZakTheBuilder1 wrote: ↑Sat Apr 10, 2021 2:21 am These are indeed being put into game
There is already one UAV being put in at this time
C:

"Bee" !Now! the most useless unit. At the time of its appearance, manned aircraft reigned supreme on the map. It is necessary to change the approach to unmanned aircraft.

In the USSR, UAVs received a lot of attention, and they were real vehicles for the battlefield. and not police operations against civilians.

https://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/%D0%A2%D1%83-121
https://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/%D0%A2%D1%83-123
https://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/%D0%A2%D1%83-143


development time late 50s. Devices for long-range strategic reconnaissance. Unfortunately, I don't remember how many Tu-121 and Tu-123 were produced, but Tu-143 did a lot, we saw photos of the Tu-143 being used in 2014. real car, with real characteristics.