How India's New Warrior Drone Can Help Reshape Air Combat
Warrior, is part of an indigenous programme called CATS or Combat Air Teaming System, described as "a composite amalgamation of manned and unmanned pl
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How India's New Warrior Drone Can Help Reshape Air Combat The drone, called Warrior, is part of an indigenous programme called CATS or Combat Air Teaming System, described as "a composite amalgamation of manned and unmanned platforms which work together to penetrate heavily defended enemy airspace." The drone, called Warrior, is part of indigenous programme called CATS The first Warrior prototypes are expected to fly within 3-5 years It's being designed to operate with Indian-made Tejas combat aircraft A full scale replica of India's first-ever semi-stealth drone, now under development, is being showcased at Aero India, the mega air-show which kicks off in Bengaluru later this week. The drone, called Warrior, is part of an indigenous programme called CATS or Combat Air Teaming System, described as "a composite amalgamation of manned and unmanned platforms which work together to penetrate heavily defended enemy airspace." In simple terms, the Warrior drone is being designed to operate with an Indian-made Tejas combat air…
