The basic way is that the manned platform and the unmanned platform are combined together. The UAV takes the lead in the battlefield reconnaissance and elimination of targets. Both cooperate with each other to achieve complementary advantages. One is man-machine combination. UAVs in cluster operations cannot be completely separated from human control. For battlefield survival and economics of use, a large number of relatively low-cost UAVs can be used to carry a large number of various types of combat task modules to form a forward combat formation, while a manned platform conducts clustered drones from the rear Command and control to guide the strike against targets in complex, high-risk areas; or manned aircraft to control drone formations and cover the safety of manned aircraft. The second is the united fleet.  The UAV cluster can flexibly configure the reconnaissance and detection, information processing, missile firepower and other modules in the cluster according to the mission requirements, and form a composite formation with reconnaissance, interference and strike capability.  Several UAV clusters are respectively equipped with reconnaissance and fire modules, and then form a large assault formation, which goes deep into the enemy's depth and carries out real-time reconnaissance and attack on key targets or high-risk targets, in order to achieve strategic combat objectives.