Which ones of you had the "air-to-air kill of a crewed aircraft by an FPV drone" on your 2024 bingo card?

The drone fired an RPG or the drone crashed into the copter carrying an RPG? THE PHYSICS.
- If the picture is accurate it would have to have crashed into it.
  
  save a lot of money if you just have a grenade and propel it yourself
  
  Yup
  Kind of amazed the drone was going fast enough to trigger the impact fuse. but no propellant so couldn't be fired

Drones are going to change future warfare so much. Big ships, fortifications, and slow planes/choppers are going to be very vulnerable imo
- Up to the time we develop an effective counter.
  
  But it's enough of a game changer that large and emplaced targets will be overwhelmed. Watching those drone shows and their ability to communicate with each other like a hive mind blew my mind thinking about that from a military standpoint. I think it will be like stealth technology and radar. Most planes are not stealth so old radar is still effective. Some things will be able to protect themselves from drone attacks, but most will be vulnerable in one way or another. I'm just a military gamer and I can think of hundreds of types of drones I'd create if I was planning for a defense or attack, the experts have likely thought of those and thousands more; diggers, crawlers, flyers, dummies until signaled, attaching things coming in and out from ground, air, etc, and on and on.
  
  Like this? https://eos-aus.com/defence/counter-drone-systems/slinger/
  I like that this system uses bullets against drones, rather than massive generators and microwaves
  I expect drones are going to need IFF soon

Shit I had that on my Bingo card so many times in the 2010s I stopped putting it on there.
Dammit.

would USA helicopters got shot down by the drone too?
- People who answer you won't know what they're talking about.
  People who know what they're talking about won't talk to you.
  Repost your question to the war thunder forums if you want it answered.
  
  With citable sources even!
- We would offer the drone $2,200 and it would come work for us
- A helicopter will crash if you just look at it wrong. I'm not quite sure why this is surprising to a lot of people.
  Just because a helicopter can go faster than a drone, doesn't mean it's always going faster than a drone. The benefit of vertical take off is that you can land and pick up troops in dangerous areas.
  More than likely this is the same scenario as whenever they shoot down one of ours with an RPG in Afghanistan. Got them right after touch down or take off, or got a lucky hit while they were flying low and slow.
  
  A helicopter will crash if you just look at it wrong. I’m not quite sure why this is surprising to a lot of people.
  People really don't seem to understand how ridiculously flimsy helicopters can be. There's a reason why they're often called flying death traps by anyone who has to regularly be in one
- would USA helicopters got shot down by the drone too?
  I would guess so.
  If we had a sensor package that could reliably detect FPV drones out there, I suspect that it'd be getting mass-produced and sent to the Ukrainians.
  A helicopter can go faster than an FPV drone, so as long as it's in the air, and has a bit of warning, it can just outfly the drone; the drone can't catch up. Maybe multiple drones simultaneously coming from all directions, especially if there's also heavy air defenses that prevent the helicopter from climbing, could still bring down a helicopter.
  
  "A bit of warning" is probably overselling the acceleration of a traditional rotorcraft. You can't safely get four tons of anything moving quickly using the same mechanism keeping it off the ground. Compare that with minimalist disposable quadcopters, with their zero-to-top-speed profile of "holy shit, where'd it go?"