First-person-view attack drones tested by U.S. Marines in South Korea

First-person-view attack drones tested by U.S. Marines in South KoreaNewsDan Taylor Technology Editor Military Embedded SystemsDepartment of War photoCAMP HUMPHREYS, South Korea. U.S. Marines completed the service’s first series of live-fire first-person-view attack drone flights in South Korea using Neros Archer systems for anti-armor and antipersonnel strikes, the Marine Corps announced in a statement. The training involved Marines from the 3rd Light Armored Reconnaissance Battalion on July 30 and the 3rd Battalion, 7th Marine Regiment on Aug. 5, the statement reads. The exercise evaluated the use of attack drones in offensive and defensive scenarios while also testing procedures for live high-explosive operations. The Marine Corps says the training is intended to support additional joint and allied first-person-view drone exercises in the region.