A Ukrainian soldier told Business Insider that the Backfire drone is the "golden ratio" of cost, reusability, payload, and ...

Members of the 278th Armored Cavalry Regiment of the Tennessee Army National Guard on Wednesday became the first conventional ...

Videos show drones dropping grenades through the open hatches of abandoned Russian tanks to destroy them. So why don't Russian tankers just close the hatch? Newsletters Games Share a News Tip.

It also opens the possibility, however slim, that drones could be outfitted with 40mm grenade launchers so that they may carry anti-drone net grenades. Like the pistols and grenades of those early ...

At drone workshops, Ukrainian soldiers repair, maintain, and upgrade military drones with grenades using 3D printers and custom-made parts. The war between Ukraine and Russia has shown how ...

Dubbed “Vero,” the quadcopter can be outfitted with a launcher firing 38mm or 40mm grenades. Paired with the drone’s 30-40 minute flight time while armed, Vero can give more reach and ...

The flying grenade is a Drone 40 modular quadcopter. It can be either a scout or a loitering grenade. In action, it looks goofy, like someone saw a “ Sky Dancer ” flying toy from the 1990s and ...

A small drone carrying a 1-pound grenade filled with the pyrotechnic substance thermite. Any ammunition storage location, full of explosives collected in one place, makes a tempting target.

You might think that tiny autonomous drones that can be fired out of a standard 40 mm grenade launcher for rapid deployment would be the kind of thing the military would love to get their hands on.… ...

While Russia lacks an effective long-range strike drone, Ukraine’s experimentation has produced an array of inexpensive, plastic aircraft, jury-rigged to drop grenades or other munitions.

Enterprising Ukrainian soldiers are using modified World War II-era hand grenades dropped from mini-drones, an innovative tactic that is reportedly damaging and destroying advancing Russian ...

Russian schoolchildren are being forced to make supplies for President Vladimir Putin’s war on Ukraine — including parts for flying grenades being dropped by kamikaze drones, according to reports.