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Army's Plan To Launch Hundreds Of Balloons Into Enemy Territory If A Future Conflict Breaks Out

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The balloons would be used to surveil vast areas of enemy territory, decoy defenses, provide networking and launch drone attacks behind enemy lines.

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The U.S. Army intends to use hundreds of high-altitude balloons in the event of a conflict at the European theatre of hostilities, and has announced to The War Zone the head of the United States Multi-Domain Command in Europe (Multi-Domain Common Europe) Brigadier General Stephen Carpenter.

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American General Stephen Carpenter has stated that the U.S. Army plans to use hundreds of high-altitude balloons in the event of a military conflict in Europe. The European theatre of warfare in the event of an open confrontation may be diverted hundreds or even thousands of such aircraft, transmits TASS with reference to The War Zone portal. "The U.S. would like to fill the stratosphere with high-altitude aerostats, 200–300 at one time," said S…

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The US military plans to deploy 200-300 high-altitude balloons at a time in a future conflict in Europe. Brigadier General Stephen Carpenter, commander of Multi-Domain Command–Europe, told The War Zone during the Association of the American Army conference in Washington. According to him, hundreds or even thousands of balloons could be sent east to the European theater. They would perform a variety of tasks – from reconnaissance and communicatio…

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twz.com broke the news on Monday, October 19, 2026.
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