US Army reporting describes a military exercise in which an Army commander directs unmanned systems to help create a breach before soldiers move in. According to the accounts, the scenario involves clearing a simulated “deadly breach” using attack drones and C4-packed robots. Drones are used first to engage or neutralize presumed enemy capabilities, including weapons, sensors, and positions, to reduce risk for the ground force that follows. The exercise is described as involving dozens of drones, which target different elements of the opposing force during the pre-approach phase. After the drone activity, C4-equipped robotic systems are used to further address obstacles associated with the breach. The reporting emphasizes the sequence—remote targeting and area suppression before troops enter the fight—rather than describing a real-world combat operation. The sources frame the event as a drill meant to demonstrate tactics for coordinating air and robotic assets with ground maneuver, potentially improving speed and survivability when confronting hardened or dangerous entry points.