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Video by Pfc. Carlos Marquez
Next-Gen War Fighting: U.S. and Polish Forces Sync Drone Operations During Arcane Thunder 25
5th Mobile Public Affairs Detachment
May 15, 2025 | 0:43
U.S. Soldiers assigned to the 2nd Multi-Domain Task Force and 2nd Cavalry Regiment, alongside Polish allies, execute a sensor-to-shooter scenario using unmanned aerial systems on Ustka Training Area, Ustka, Poland, May 14, 2025. The operation integrated low altitude aircraft signal detection with tactical quadcopters to identify, relay, and engage simulated targets, showcasing multinational synchronization and multi-domain readiness during Arcane Thunder 25. Participants demonstrate theater-wide synchronization across multiple domains, and the exercise focuses on cyber warfare, autonomous air and sea-based sensors, and mastery of the electromagnetic spectrum to sense and deliver long-range lethal and non-lethal capabilities, enabling joint freedom of action in the USAREUR-AF area of responsibility. (U.S. Army video by Spc. Carlos Marquez)

“Total Destruction” by Jordan Caygill_Synctracks Ltd is licensed under De Wolfe Music Library. To request a copy of this 5th Mobile Public Affairs Detachment’s license please email team@dewolfemusic.com
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Video by Pfc. Carlos Marquez
Next-Gen War Fighting: U.S. and Polish Forces Sync Drone Operations During Arcane Thunder 25
5th Mobile Public Affairs Detachment
May 15, 2025 | 0:43
U.S. Soldiers assigned to the 2nd Multi-Domain Task Force and 2nd Cavalry Regiment, alongside Polish allies, execute a sensor-to-shooter scenario using unmanned aerial systems on Ustka Training Area, Ustka, Poland, May 14, 2025. The operation integrated low altitude aircraft signal detection with tactical quadcopters to identify, relay, and engage simulated targets, showcasing multinational synchronization and multi-domain readiness during Arcane Thunder 25. Participants demonstrate theater-wide synchronization across multiple domains, and the exercise focuses on cyber warfare, autonomous air and sea-based sensors, and mastery of the electromagnetic spectrum to sense and deliver long-range lethal and non-lethal capabilities, enabling joint freedom of action in the USAREUR-AF area of responsibility. (U.S. Army video by Spc. Carlos Marquez)

“Total Destruction” by Jordan Caygill_Synctracks Ltd is licensed under De Wolfe Music Library. To request a copy of this 5th Mobile Public Affairs Detachment’s license please email team@dewolfemusic.com
More
Video by Pfc. Carlos Marquez
Next-Gen War Fighting: U.S. and Polish Forces Sync Drone Operations During Arcane Thunder 25
5th Mobile Public Affairs Detachment
May 15, 2025 | 0:43
U.S. Soldiers assigned to the 2nd Multi-Domain Task Force and 2nd Cavalry Regiment, alongside Polish allies, execute a sensor-to-shooter scenario using unmanned aerial systems on Ustka Training Area, Ustka, Poland, May 14, 2025. The operation integrated low altitude aircraft signal detection with tactical quadcopters to identify, relay, and engage simulated targets, showcasing multinational synchronization and multi-domain readiness during Arcane Thunder 25. Participants demonstrate theater-wide synchronization across multiple domains, and the exercise focuses on cyber warfare, autonomous air and sea-based sensors, and mastery of the electromagnetic spectrum to sense and deliver long-range lethal and non-lethal capabilities, enabling joint freedom of action in the USAREUR-AF area of responsibility. (U.S. Army video by Spc. Carlos Marquez)

“Total Destruction” by Jordan Caygill_Synctracks Ltd is licensed under De Wolfe Music Library. To request a copy of this 5th Mobile Public Affairs Detachment’s license please email team@dewolfemusic.com
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