@Wilhelm II
This is what I was talking about even though you can't watch videos. Put a laser designator onto a drone like this
http://www.cloudcaptech.com/products/detail/tase-4001
,and fire an artillery or mortar shell in the general vicinity of where the target it, and than lase it with the drone. Even air-launched laser-guided munitions could be used like Paveway.
Also, I think the drone above should be able to carry 60mm mortar ammunition because of its light weight(1.38 kg) and small length, width, and height.
If I am correct, one 60mm mortar round could be attached centerline, or on the wings of the platform.
The round is a good amount bigger than an average hand but still small enough to fit centerline or on the wings as I said.
Dropping the munition could be as easy as flying over a target with your camera faced at it, and using some type of servo mechanism to detach the weapon and let if freefall towards target. Remember, if ISIS quadcopters can do it, than KADDB can too.
It could be useful in places like Libya where pickup trucks, and troop formations could be targeted independently of LNA MiGs, or Wing Loong drones while still dealing casualties towards the GNA.
I know you can't watch videos but this can be interesting in showing my point to anyone who can.
Dropping one of these on a troop formation won't be pretty.
@Nashab
Video from 2008 about KADDB drones, what happened to these?
These ISIS drones can carry a mortar but KADDB drones can't? I think the engineers are underestimating the loads.