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The Remotely Piloted Systems Handbook - UNITAF Force Manual (FM)




The Remotely Piloted Systems Handbook
RPS provides ISR, logistical and strike support via remotely piloted systems.



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sUAS Operator (Reconnaissance)
Remotely Piloted Systems • Air Operations

Specializes in persistent surveillance using unmanned aircraft. Focuses on collecting and relaying intelligence, tracking enemy movement, and supporting mission planning through detailed reconnaissance.
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sUAS Operator (Attack)
Remotely Piloted Systems • Air Operations

Operates small unmanned aircraft systems (sUAS) in an offensive role, including FPV platforms and loitering munitions. Focuses on target acquisition, engagement, and real-time battlefield support to disrupt enemy movement and support mission objectives.
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sUAS Team Leader
Remotely Piloted Systems • Air Operations

Leads an sUAS Attack team while operating a reconnaissance UAS to coordinate and direct subordinate operators. Oversees target identification and engagement flow, and liaises with FO and/or FL to align fires and manoeuvre with broader mission objectives.
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UAS Operator (Reconnaissance)
Remotely Piloted Systems • Air Operations

Operates small, man-portable unmanned aerial systems to gather close-range intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (ISR). Provides rapid, local situational awareness to the team, often while remaining with the maneuver element.
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UAS Operator (Attack/Reconnaissance)
Remotely Piloted Systems • Air Operations

Controls larger, more capable unmanned aircraft to deliver real-time ISR and precision strike effects. Coordinates closely with ground elements to identify, track, and engage targets while maintaining aerial overwatch.

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