Sweden is rapidly transforming its military drone capabilities as the war in Ukraine reshapes the modern battlefield. At the newly opened Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS) Centre in Karlsborg, Swedish forces are training with a growing fleet of ISR, FPV, and strike-capable drones.
In this footage, the 31st Ranger Battalion demonstrates ISR drones spotting targets, FPV drones launching precision attacks, Drones dropping training munitions, and operators coordinating strikes before ground forces move in.
Major Michael Gunnerek, head of Sweden’s UAS Centre, says the country is “scaling up fast” to field drones based on lessons from Ukraine — shifting from a few large UAVs to dozens of drone types that can be deployed in large numbers.
Sweden continues to integrate ready-made systems while working with the Swedish Defence Material Administration on custom drones designed for national defense needs.
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