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South Korea plans to train around half a million members of its armed forces to use drones, making them a personal weapon to complement the rifle. It intends to buy about 11,000 drones for training and increase that number to 60,000 by 2029, alongside plans for 20,000 suicide drones by 2030. The initiative follows the military’s failure to intercept five North Korean drones that entered South Korean airspace in 2022. It also aims to address a decline in conscript numbers: the army has shrunk by 20% over six years, to around 450,000 soldiers. Lessons from U.S. training and the war in Ukraine suggest that drones improve reconnaissance, target acquisition and strike capabilities, and have become an important tool for infantry soldiers. The article argues for integrating them across military units while also developing ways to counter them.
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