Ukraine claims first drone evacuation of wounded soldier(nbcnews.com)
408 points by yzydserd 6 days ago | 320 comments
tl;dr: Ukraine's 92nd Separate Assault Brigade claims to have conducted the first-ever drone evacuation of a wounded soldier, using a heavy-lift hexacopter originally designed as a bomber to extract an infantryman from a position where ground vehicles couldn't operate due to enemy drones and landmines. The mission coincides with Ukraine's broader push into drone-based logistics, including a newly approved program to transport medicines, blood samples, and donor organs between hospitals. It also comes amid strained U.S. relations, including reported restrictions on Starlink and intelligence sharing.
HN Discussion:
  • ~Clarifies this isn't novel since ground drone evacuations have existed, only the flying aspect is new
  • ↓Dismisses the achievement as a PR stunt, noting drones get destroyed frequently making this risky for wounded
  • ↑Praises Ukraine's drone innovation and care for their soldiers
  • •Provides additional context about similar medevac drone efforts elsewhere (Germany's Avilus)
  • ↑Reflects emotionally on the development and speculates about future drone warfare evolution