AERE means Aeriel Engineer Recce Equipment. The Army’s engineer regiments are to be equipped with micro-unmanned aerial vehicles (micro-UAVs) something similar in size and shape as the flying gadget.AERE will be able to transmit real time video from high resolution cameras. They can take off and land vertically, enabling their use in any kind of terrain and space.
AERE will give the commander and troops on the ground a bird’s eye view of the lay of land immediately ahead of them, enabling to assess the situation and identify the topography most suited for operational requirements. These will also help to detect enemy presence and check the location and strength of their defenses and will also facilitate faster assimilation and dissemination of information.

AERE means Aeriel Engineer Recce Equipment. The Army’s engineer regiments are to be equipped with micro-unmanned aerial vehicles (micro-UAVs) something similar in size and shape as the flying gadget.AERE will be able to transmit real time video from high resolution cameras. They can take off and land vertically, enabling their use in any kind of terrain and space.
AERE will give the commander and troops on the ground a bird’s eye view of the lay of land immediately ahead of them, enabling to assess the situation and identify the topography most suited for operational requirements. These will also help to detect enemy presence and check the location and strength of their defenses and will also facilitate faster assimilation and dissemination of information.

AERE means Aeriel Engineer Recce Equipment. The Army’s engineer regiments are to be equipped with micro-unmanned aerial vehicles (micro-UAVs) something similar in size and shape as the flying gadget.AERE will be able to transmit real time video from high resolution cameras. They can take off and land vertically, enabling their use in any kind of terrain and space.
AERE will give the commander and troops on the ground a bird’s eye view of the lay of land immediately ahead of them, enabling to assess the situation and identify the topography most suited for operational requirements. These will also help to detect enemy presence and check the location and strength of their defenses and will also facilitate faster assimilation and dissemination of information.