American soldiers are about to be armed with unmanned aerial vehicles

The US military might provide unmanned aerial vehicles to soldiers in the face of the dangers of the aircraft.

Facing the threat of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) , US soldiers may soon have new equipment to destroy the weapon of the enemy.

China has successfully developed a new range of airplanes that have the ability to stealthily "significantly increase" military strength. Israeli rebels have turned commercially-owned UAVs into attacking aircraft by making homemade bombs (IEDs) and dropping them into densely populated areas.

DefenseNews says the US military has also recently tested anti-UAVs . Although the Army's Center for Capacity Integration remains unclear what weapons systems will deliver the best results, Pentagon officials remain steadfast in their proactive approach.

"We do not want a fight at all. We want to win every advantage," said General Bo Dyess. Experts said there is still a way to shoot down the killer , which is to break the connection between the operator and the device.

However, it is difficult to distinguish between civil and military aircraft as many use it for entertainment. The second difficulty is that the military can not decide to deploy laser weapons against unmanned aircraft in reconnaissance or attack platoons. "The scouts have had a hard time balancing two missions - scouting and suppressing the UAV," said Major General Terrence McKenrick. Therefore, the team "suggested to equip (laser weapons) for the team (support firepower)," General McKenrick stressed.

Other forces are also considering the use of electronic weapons, in addition to laser weapons, for chasing unmanned aerial vehicles.