Fort Moore Platoon Pioneers Future Combat: Integrates Drones, Robots in Infantry Formations

Published on March 3, 2024



The Fort Moore platoon is leading the charge in combat innovation by successfully integrating drones and robots into their operations, marking a new era in military tactics.

FORT MOORE, Ga. -- In a groundbreaking demonstration, the Fort Moore platoon has taken a significant step towards the future of combat by successfully integrating drones and ground robots into infantry formations. This initiative, part of the Army Expeditionary Warrior Experiment (AEWE), aims to enhance soldier safety and battlefield efficacy through advanced technology. The experiment, observed last Tuesday, underscores a strategic shift towards utilizing soldier-operated machines in combat scenarios.

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