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This video is based on Gregor Ferguson's article of the same name in September's 2025 issue of Wings magazine. Gregor charts how autonomous and uncrewed systems are reshaping force protection in modern air power—from the RAAF’s pioneering MQ-28A Ghost Bat program to the RAF’s StormShroud EW drone, and the U.S. push with Anduril’s YFQ-44A Fury and GA-ASI’s YFQ-42A. We compare what small, attritable collaborative aircraft can (and can’t) do next to heavyweight crewed platforms like the EA-18G Growler, spotlight real manned-unmanned teaming milestones (E-7A Wedgetail flying with Ghost Bats), and look ahead to the carrier-borne MQ-25A Stingray tanker. The bottom line: autonomous teammates add combat mass, reach, and survivability—helping Typhoon, F-35, Super Hornet, and future NGAD/F/A-XX fighters strike harder and come home safer. Check out Wings magazine here https://wingsmagazine.org/ Support the Channel Join our Members & Merch shop for ad-free early access, exclusive military-themed discounts, and more perks: https://peacemaker.fashion Check out our popular playlist of air campaigns • Operation OKRA ____________ Disclaimer ____________ Some original footage and recreated scenes (using simulators like DCS and War Thunder) may not be 100% accurate to the events depicted. They have been used for illustrative and dramatic purposes where archival footage was unavailable or restricted by copyright. We aim to remain as historically accurate as possible given the available resources. Copyright Notice: This video may contain copyrighted material used under the "fair dealing" provisions (ss 40/103C, ss 41/103A, ss 42/103B) of the Australian Copyright Act for purposes of research, study, criticism, review, and news reporting. All copyrights remain with their respective owners. Our videos are created for educational and historical documentation purposes. About Us: We create documentaries, interviews, and video essays focused on Australian and international military aviation history. Our channel explores the stories of military aircraft, fighter pilots, air battles, and the evolution of air power from WWI to today. Subscribe for new aviation history videos every week.