In a country such as Papua New Guinea (PNG), renown for its rugged and often inaccessible terrain, the drones are a game-changer, providing effects from beyond line of sight capability to safely and effectively supporting tasks ranging from humanitarian assistance to high-end warfighting. Australian Defence Magazine reports.
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Bombardier Paul Fiannaca (right) coaches 2 RPIR reconnaissance soldiers in Wewak, PNG (Picture source: Australian Defence)
Bombardier Paul Fiannaca (right) coaches 2 RPIR reconnaissance soldiers in Wewak, PNG (Picture source: Australian Defence)
