<p>Ablation study results with 50% attacked nodes.</p>

Enhancing the resilience of Autonomous Unmanned Swarms (AUS) requires policies that remain effective under severe, structured disruptions while respecting the heterogeneous semantics of inter–subsystem interactions. Existing reinforcement learning (RL) approaches typically aggregate first–order neighborhoods in a path–agnostic manner, thereby blurring typed, ordered, and directed multi–hop dependencies encoded by domain meta–paths. We propose MPGPD-RC, a Meta- Path Guided Policy Distillation framework for Resilient Coordination that couples: (i) meta-path–guided embeddings learned by path-specific graph attention with contrastive reconstruction and attention fusion, and (ii) a teacher–student scheme in which a PPO teacher trained with a relaxed meta-path mask provides trajectories, and a student aligns both action distributions (KL) and trajectory-level structural codes via path-aware contrastive learning. Empirical evaluations validate that MPGPD-RC consistently surpasses state-of-the-art baselines across diverse perturbation scenarios by modeling complex, high-order dependencies that underpin resilient coordination.