A DefendTex D155 "mother ship" deploying a D40 drone.
Credit: Singapore Ministry of Defense
The Singapore Army is evaluating new low-cost uncrewed aircraft system (UAS) concepts, including DefendTex drone “mother ships” and other swarming technologies, as part of its largest annual training activity, Exercise Wallaby, in Australia. During the exercise, the service is employing the...
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