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100 K9 Vajra Howitzers, Swarm Drones In Big Boost To India's Defence Power
The Indian Army is enhancing the combat prowess of its artillery units along the frontier with China by procuring an array of weapons systems, including an additional batch of 100 K9 Vajra howitzers, swarm drones, loitering munitions and surveillance
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Swarm Drones System Inducted In Indian Army's Mechanised Forces
The swarm drone system equipped with cutting-edge technology that can identify targets using artificial intelligence-driven software is being inducted into the mechanised forces of the Indian Army.
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Army Orders 100 Swarm Drones Under Emergency Procurement
Seeking to keep pace with global developments, the Indian Army has placed orders for two 'swarms' of 50 drones each, which can carry out strikes against targets at distances up to 25 km.
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Watch: Army's Combat Swarm Drones Fly In Public For First Time
From afar, they look like a flock of birds. But on closer look, they make a hum that only a machine can make and fly in a neat formation. These are combat drones of the Indian Army that can swarm enemy forces and overwhelm their defences.
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100 K9 Vajra Howitzers, Swarm Drones In Big Boost To India's Defence Power
The Indian Army is enhancing the combat prowess of its artillery units along the frontier with China by procuring an array of weapons systems, including an additional batch of 100 K9 Vajra howitzers, swarm drones, loitering munitions and surveillance
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Swarm Drones System Inducted In Indian Army's Mechanised Forces
The swarm drone system equipped with cutting-edge technology that can identify targets using artificial intelligence-driven software is being inducted into the mechanised forces of the Indian Army.
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Army Orders 100 Swarm Drones Under Emergency Procurement
Seeking to keep pace with global developments, the Indian Army has placed orders for two 'swarms' of 50 drones each, which can carry out strikes against targets at distances up to 25 km.
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Watch: Army's Combat Swarm Drones Fly In Public For First Time
From afar, they look like a flock of birds. But on closer look, they make a hum that only a machine can make and fly in a neat formation. These are combat drones of the Indian Army that can swarm enemy forces and overwhelm their defences.
