Elite special forces "Green Berets" US Army will be trained in FPV-punks (photo)

The war in Ukraine has shown how cheap FPVs change and transform the battlefield. At the same time, it is an indicator that the United States is lagging behind the realities in the fighting fields. American special forces will undergo special training in the use of drones, including FPV. About it reports The War Zone. Team A is the elite special unit of the US Army Green Beret, who will be trained at the FPV-a-eye before the future planned rotational deployment.

In this way, they will be better prepared for the training of foreign allies or partners in the use of UAVs, it is possible that Ukrainian recruits. The inclusion of FPV-punks in a set of "green berets" skills emphasizes how much war in Ukraine has changed the battlefield in terms of use of drones. At the same time, it is evidence that the US Army lags behind in many aspects when it comes to reality. This is especially noticeable what units are buying aircraft by FPV-punks.

Earlier, the US Army hired Flymotion to provide drones and non-standard vehicles for Group A group from the 10th Group of Special Forces from Colorado.

Special forces will teach the following operations: "Thanks to this preparation, they seek to reduce the risks and increase the efficiency of the mission in Oconus JCET [combined training outside the continental USA], as well as in half -canceled and hostile areas where special -purpose mouths can be directed (in particular , to Ukraine), using internal observation technologies (unmanned aerial vehicles), " - said in a contract with Flymotion.

There is currently no information if it is really planned to deploy the Green Berets in Ukraine. The publication did not receive comments from the US Special Operations Command. They help teach Ukrainians in Poland or other neighboring countries. We will remind, the media wrote how in the Armed Forces increased the range of FPV-ouzh. On April 15, Achilles Achilles Battalion Battalion Battalion of the 92nd OSHBD. The cat chieftain Ivan Sirko was informed that their FPV drones were coming to Belgorod.