Chinese infantry units are adapting to the expanding drone threat by incorporating compulsory counter‑drone training, upgraded equipment, and novel tactics that enable soldiers to avoid aerial surveillance and artillery support.
A concrete illustration comes from a brigade of the People’s Liberation Army’s 75th Group Army, which recently made counter‑drone training mandatory after an exercise demonstrated how troops dependent on traditional camouflage were vulnerable to drone‑guided artillery strikes.
According to a PLA Daily report published on Monday, a drone fitted with thermal imaging sensors detected infantrymen hidden among jungle foliage and relayed their location to an opposing artillery unit. The operation resulted in simulated heavy casualties and a failed mission.
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