Changing the Modern War: The US has tested a new G1 Gabriel drone - media (photo)

The American cargo drone G1 Gabriel is able to deliver 2400 shells to the front in just 16 minutes. The drone quickly adapts to different terrain and weather without harming the speed of the 25th Infantry Division of the US Army have tested a new G1 Gabriel unmanaged aircraft from the California Soaring, which is reported, will change the approach of the US army to the field of logistics in Hawaii. About it writes the portal Sofrep.

It is reported that G1 Gabriel is a UAV of vertical takeoff and planting with a strong construction and expanded flight opportunities. It is able to completely move around the battlefield, delivering critically important supplies directly to the front line.

"Our soldiers need replenishment of water and ammunition to continue the battle, but the lessons of the Ukrainian conflict are taught that our current forms of tactical replenishment of stocks are likely to fail, especially in the Pacific region,"-said the commander of the 25th Battalion. Lieutenant Colonel Pete Walter. The use of drone to replenish stocks not only allows you to save the lives of soldiers, but also shortens the waiting time for deliveries.

According to the portal, during the G1 Gabriel exercises he made several flights, delivering 2400 shells in only 16 minutes. In addition, improved navigation system and powerful vertical takeoff technology and landing allow the drone to act in difficult conditions. According to Soaring Daniel Trunphio CEO, during the G1 Gabriel test, he not only met, but also exceeded some expectations.

In the difficulty area of ​​the Kahuka landfill, the drone demonstrated the ability to quickly adapt to changing terrain and weather conditions without compromising speed and safety. The publication emphasized that successful G1 Gabriel tests signal the "potential shift of the paradigm in the modern war. " Such technologies can provide a crucial advantage on the battlefield, allowing you to reduce the risks to the military and quickly replenish stocks in different conditions.