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A stacked, collaborative engagement ammunition round is presented. The round includes plural stacked miniaturized projectiles where such projectiles separate after launch and then swarm as a group towards a target or targets. At launch, the projectiles may fly in a preselected formation, leader-foll

A stacked, collaborative engagement ammunition round is presented. The round includes plural stacked miniaturized projectiles where such projectiles separate after launch and then swarm as a group towards a target or targets. At launch, the projectiles may fly in a preselected formation, leader-follower towards the target. Or, the projectiles may deploy propellers, tri-copter or quad-copter vanes, and self steer swarming to the target. Each projectile has its own miniaturized guidance, navigation and control components, autopilot, cameras, transmitter, receiver, antennae, power source, sensors, fuzes and/or flex circuits.

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1. A stacked, collaborative engagement mortar round comprising plural stacked miniaturized self-propelled projectiles wherein: the stacked miniaturized self-propelled projectiles are interlocking discs which form a body of the mortar round including an outer surface of the body; andeach of the proje

1. A stacked, collaborative engagement mortar round comprising plural stacked miniaturized self-propelled projectiles wherein: the stacked miniaturized self-propelled projectiles are interlocking discs which form a body of the mortar round including an outer surface of the body; andeach of the projectiles further comprise a set-back pin which is broken upon the mortar round being fired thereby causing the projectiles to separate after launch and before an apogee point of the mortar round and then collaboratively swarm towards a target wherein there is ground processor interaction included to control said projectiles which may optionally be used to direct the projectiles to fly to a designated particular target. 2. The mortar round of claim 1 wherein said ground processor interaction is manned. 3. The mortar round of claim 2 wherein it is possible to change the original direction to fly the projectiles to a differently designated target. 4. The mortar round of claim 3 wherein it is possible to change the original directions to instead just perform surveillance by the projectiles. 5. The mortar round of claim 2 wherein it is possible to direct all the projectiles to transition into UAV units. 6. A stacked collaborative engagement mortar round comprising plural self-propelled stacked miniaturized projectiles wherein: the stacked miniaturized projectiles are interlocking discs which form a body of the mortar round including an outer surface of the body; andeach of the projectiles further comprises a set-back pin which is broken upon the mortar round being fired, thereby causing the projectiles to separate after launch and before an apogee point of the mortar round and then collaboratively swarm towards a target wherein each projectile has its own miniaturized guidance, navigation and control components, autopilot, cameras, transmitter, receiver, antennae, power source, sensors, fuzes and/or flex circuits. 7. The mortar round of claim 6 wherein the projectiles are mines which are dispersed by such round. 8. The round of claim 6 wherein the projectiles separate upon launch as plural munitions of which of said munitions deploy propeller units and with assist of such propeller units for navigation, swarm towards said target. 9. The round of claim 8 wherein all said munitions deploy propeller units. 10. The round of claim 9 wherein said propeller units are tri-copter type propeller units. 11. The round of claim 9 wherein said propeller units are quad-copter type propeller units. 12. The round of claim 9 wherein some of said propeller units are quad-copter type propeller units and some are tri-copter type propeller units. 13. The mortar round of claim 1 wherein there are plural targets for the said round.