The aim of the presented research results is to structure and organize the collected data on the tactical use of unmanned aerial systems and to present recommendations for implementation into the Polish Armed Forces. The data comes directly from Ukrainian officers. They were in working contact with Poland as part of the EUMAM mission, serving as instructors, trainees, and officers programming the training of brigade staffs. This information also became the subject of research on the tactical use of unmanned aerial systems. The research procedure addressed the following research question: which Ukrainian solutions for the use of UAVs can be implemented in the Polish Armed Forces? The research question helped sharpen the analytical processes of the available material and provided a valuable reference point for formulating a working thesis. Therefore, the hypothetical answer to the above problem was the assumption that the vast majority of solutions and applications used by Ukrainians are useful in the Polish Armed Forces. Theoretical research methods such as monograph and simple classification were used to organize and structure the collected information. The monograph method was applied in practice last and served to write the concise content of this publication. Simple classification enabled precise differentiation and indication of the tactical purpose of unmanned systems, classes of unmanned systems, and recommendations for the Polish Armed Forces. The selection of this data from the extensive material was achieved through the use of isolating abstraction and analytical methods. Isolating abstraction allowed for the identification of content that was not used in the research procedure. Analytical methods, in turn, allowed for the identification and separation of the organizational structures of UAVs, their purpose, and their connection with other branches of the military used from the brigade level down. The identification of potentially useful elements for the Polish Armed Forces and the formulation of recommendations were achieved through inference, and synthesis. Based on available data, the state of development and application of UAVs in the Ukrainian Armed Forces was compared with the state of development of these platforms in the Polish Armed Forces. Development directions and recommendations were formulated by reasoning and synthesizing requirements and practices combining various combat systems. The content regarding the combat use of unmanned aerial systems was refined, and a number of recommendations were formulated. Furthermore, the deliberations led to the identificati on of further research directions, namely the use of unmanned vehicles and unmanned boats, and consequently, consideration of their implementation in the Polish Armed Forces. The research hypothesis was confirmed, and the conclusions even extended significantly beyond its scope. Observations of the Russian-Ukrainian war and publications devoted to it allow us to propose and reinforce bold concepts for the development of unmanned platforms.