@foxnews: South Korea just put its air defenses to the test against one of the fastest-growing threats on the battlefield: drone warfare. During its first-ever live-fire exercise simulating a coordinated swarm attack, 50 drones flew in low from about a half mile away. Air defense crews shot down 44 with Vulcan guns, while a portable laser and shotguns took out the remaining six. The drill comes as militaries around the world race to adapt to the growing use of coordinated drone attacks in modern warfare.

Andy :

So not effective,

Christian_Lund1 :

Isn’t even close to the us tech

flateixes :

They are not even moving

Reaper_2343 :

Kinda sucked

diobrando6820 :

People aren’t reading the caption and it shows. The whole point of this demonstration (for those who watch KBS news) is that South Korea was demonstrating that drones can not be stopped by conventional anti air defenses.

Morgan :

Well that doesn’t look very promising

trentwalkwood :

so it dont work, got it.

CvilleTNconservative3.0 :

Timothy :

Are those drones just hovering and not even moving

nly868 :

obviously not effective

E-N-D :

very wasteful

codynutsfit :

FPV drones are constantly moving tho

RAIZ Mc :

watch me ratio this video

sunny walker :

The future of warfare isn't bigger armies it's smarter technology. This drill shows why adaptation matters.

trinn__r__ :

J_Foonski :

Very ineffective

SirCroissant :

Not at all effective damn dude..

russellcoker548 :

definitely not an efficient strategy...lol

REYES🔥 :

game name?

bennett Parker :

So how much money was that?

𝒵𝒶𝓎 :

It’s inefficient

Jim :

Expensive

lazypiece :

that was not effective at all

John Clark :

I'm single