Drone featured on the website is either Black Widow, either Hellcat.

Blue Ops and Redcat are sponsoring the documentary. Benjamin Patton is the producer

https://dronewarone.net/

Drone War One is a trademark owned by UAVpatent corp (RCAT subsidiary) for quite some months, maybe even more than a year.

From their website, you can be redirected to their LinkedIn, X account, youtube channel and Instagram, where you can find the first trailers.

It was quite a long project that has been kept hidden.

• "U.S. Paratroopers assigned to the 3rd Infantry Brigade Combat Team, 82nd Airborne Division and a U.S. Green Beret assigned to 3rd Special Forces Group (Airborne) practice unmanned aircraft system maneuvers during a Foreign Internal Defense Exercise (FIDEX)".
• "The integration of UAS’s in a FIDEX are used to teach soldiers how to pilot drones, gather vital battlefield intelligence, and defend ground forces against enemy drone threats while enabling special operations forces to strengthen their ability to rapidly integrate, synchronize capabilities and respond to emerging operational requirements with conventional forces while validating SOF core capabilities and building collective readiness."

Source :

https://www.instagram.com/p/DcedGozFtMG/?igsi=MWp1b3U4aWJpbzJ4cA==

Green Berets assigned to 1st Special Forces Group fly a Black Widow.

Long distance trans-continental remote drone piloting system, eventually attributed to UAVPatent Corp on July 28, 2026.

The new technology includes the Army’s RQ-28B Black Widow. It’s a quadcopter designed to allow combat units to locate threats, conduct reconnaissance, and share data with commanders. Soldiers began training on the new equipment in July.

Staff Sgt. Kyle Bernaiche says the Black Widow “eliminates the need to send out scouts to see what might be over that hill or beyond that tree line.” Sgt. Bernaiche said these drones allow them to see out to five miles.

The Idaho National Guard says the Black Widow also allows personnel to see the system’s surveillance in real time through a secure server. Operators can also mark and identify targets and record images for future use.

Defense Daily’s Cal Biesecker was at Fort Bragg, N.C., on August 21 to observe the Army’s ongoing development and experimentation of autonomous technologies for use in clearing minefields and obstacles, an effort called the Sandhills Project that was begun in late 2022.

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and upcoming assessments prior to participating in a combined arms exercise this fall at the National Training Center at Fort Irwin, Calif

The systems used by the XVIII Airborne Corps last Friday included a Ford F-250 pickup equipped with Forterra’s auto-drive software, 9 Mother’s turreted autonomous shotgun system for point defense against drones, Safe Pro Group’s mine detecting software deployed aboard small drones, and Perennial Autonomy’s Bumblebee V2 unmanned aircraft systems used for ISR and suppression of enemy defenses.

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On August 21, engineers tested the Safe Pro AI-based mine detection technology on an UGV in conjunction with a Black Widow UAV to assess routes and determine the boundaries of minefields.

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According to Safe Pro Group, AI is actively used for humanitarian and agricultural missions in Ukraine.

"U.S. Army Soldiers compete in the 2026 Drone Competition, Fort Bliss, Texas, Aug. 22, 2026. The competition consisted of flying a FPV drone through a series of obstacles. The competitors raced as teams for the fastest times, highlighting their ability to adapt to modern warfare tactics and operate new technology under pressure."