
Armor Still Matters Against Drones, Army Captain Says
US Army Capt. Allan W. Watson describes an April training exercise in Germany where his unit faced a drone-enabled Ukrainian force. Drone surveillance exposed movements, but the soldiers adapted by using terrain, masking routes, and changing how they maneuvered—showing that Bradleys and tanks can remain valuable for mobility, protection, and firepower when used with drone-aware tactics, even as losses occur and the debate over armor versus unmanned systems continues.












