MQ-28 Ghost Bat
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The US and Australia may be able to share Collaborative Combat Aircraft, enhancing their airpower even in intense battles. This could involve US pilots commanding Australian MQ-28 Ghost Bat fighter drones.
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The Australian MQ-28 Ghost Bat fighter drones could potentially be commanded by US pilots, enhancing US and Australian airpower collaboration. This capability would allow for shared control of Collaborative Combat Aircraft, even in intense combat situations. The development highlights the growing importance of drone technology in modern warfare.
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The PACAF commander expressed admiration for Australia's Ghost Bat drone program after its successful flight with manned fighter aircraft during the Valiant Shield exercise. The MQ-28 Ghost Bat drone demonstrated its capabilities in a multinational exercise in the Pacific. This showcases the potential for collaborative drone operations in the region.