Aerostat
Aerostats are tethered balloons that are used in defense for surveillance, communication, and other purposes. They are often equipped with a range of sensors, cameras, and communication equipment that can be used to provide real-time information about enemy movements, potential threats, and other key information.
The role of aerostats in defense can be summarized as follows:
Aerostats can be equipped with a range of sensors and cameras that can provide real-time information about enemy movements, potential threats, and other critical information. They can monitor large areas for extended periods of time, providing persistent surveillance capabilities that can be used to detect and track enemy activity.
Aerostats can be equipped with communication equipment that can be used to relay information between different units and command centers. They can provide a high-altitude platform for relaying signals over long distances, allowing troops to communicate over rugged terrain and other obstacles.
Aerostats can be used to protect troops and military assets by providing early warning of incoming threats. They can detect incoming rockets, missiles, and other threats, allowing troops to take defensive measures before the threat arrives.
Aerostats can be used for ISR purposes, providing intelligence on enemy locations, movements, and other activities. They can be deployed in forward operating areas, providing critical intelligence to troops on the ground.