Bradley Fighting Vehicle
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The US Army is exploring the use of swarms of uncrewed ground vehicles deployed from Bradley fighting vehicles for scouting and attacking. This technology could provide the Army with new options for reconnaissance and combat. The integration of drones with existing platforms like the Bradley is a significant development in modernizing the Army's capabilities.
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The US Army's Bradley Fighting Vehicle is being tested with swarming ground drones, providing new options for scouting and attacking. This technology could give the Army a significant advantage on the battlefield. The use of swarming drones could enable more effective reconnaissance and combat missions.
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The US Army has signed a contract with DRS Network and Imaging Systems LLC to upgrade the Bradley targeting system. The $55.7 million contract will provide engineering services for the Improved Bradley Acquisition Subsystem. This subsystem enables Bradley Fighting Vehicle crews to spot, track, and engage enemy targets.