Policy & RegulationArs Technica· Jun 26, 2026
South Korea to Train Entire Military on Drone Operations
South Korea is preparing to provide drone training across its full half-million-strong military force. The effort positions drones as a standard element of combat readiness. This approach signals an effort to adapt defense capabilities to modern unmanned systems.
Key points
- →South Korea plans drone training for its entire military
- →Drones viewed as universal combat tools
- →Program targets 500,000 personnel
- →Focus on integrating unmanned systems into standard operations
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