Understanding the involved environmental elements and variables leads to accuracy, correctness, efficiency of decision making, reducing the number of active human casualties and finally, vulnerability in the battlefield. Utilization of intelligent control systems, command and battlefield awareness equipment has provided many facilities for the Army, so that effective use of these capabilities will allow for greater command of the battlefield. The overall purpose of this study is to explain how drones are used to gather information from battlefields in Nezaja battle squads. In this applied-descriptive research with mixed data analysis approach, 150 participants selected among from 260 commanders, managers and experts in the battle squads of Nezaja regional headquarters, and information and security units of the Nezaja Information and Operations Departments based on the stratified random sampling method. Data were analyzed by SPSS software using t-test and chi-square. The research results show that gathering information through various means using unmanned vehicles can greatly improve the accuracy of the collected information and can be effective in identifying threats and creating security opportunities in a timely manner, but the current capability of the Armed Forces information gathering systems (especially Nezaja) is not enough to respond to all threats and needs to be strengthened or updated.