Inside Exercise RHINO BIZZ — the British Army's recce-strike experimentation

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British soldiers deploy to BATUS, Canada for Exercise RHINO BIZZ — the Army's largest live recce-strike experimentation to date. Around 350 personnel from 2 PARA Battlegroup and 16 Air Assault Brigade combine drones, AI-enabled targeting, and electronic warfare in a contested training environment.

This is fifth generation land warfare being built now, not promised for the future. Soldiers work alongside five embedded industry mission partners, testing live equipment in the field: FPV drones, autonomous systems, and the CAIN digital network connecting sensors to shooters in real time.Go behind the scenes with the operators, coders, planners, and decision-makers making it happen — including medics using drones to deliver blood supplies in austere environments, and paratroopers using e-bikes with uncrewed systems to strike fast and extract.

Human led. Technology enabled. This is what modern service looks like.

Introduction to British Army Paratroopers 00:00-02:58
Who is the Phantom Platoon 02:58-05:18
Battlespace management system 05:18-06:47
Medics using drones to deliver blood 06:47-09:13
Counter UAS 09:13-10:31
History of Rhino Bizz 10:31-12:12
Using e-bikes 12:12-14:49