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The Manned-Unmanned Teaming technology can fully leverage the low cost and expendable advantages of unmanned platforms to expand the operational space of manned platforms, thereby enhancing their situational awareness, penetration capability, and survivability. This paper provides a research overview on the development of MUM-T in the United States, Britain, France, Australia, South Korea, and other countries. It provides several application examples of MUM-T in foreign militaries on marine, land, and air space. It also analyzes some technical challenges and key technologies of MUM-T in wireless communication and networking, remote measurement and control, autonomous decision-making, and human-machine interaction. Finally, the future development trend of MUM-T is prospected, which can serve as a reference for the study of collaborative combat styles and related technological research in future joint operational systems. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]