Iranians looking to use captured US Navy drone sub as blueprint for their own lethal underwater weapons
Iran is about to get a crash course in the latest in American drone sub technology – and now has a chance to try to build their own version of a captured $2.5m US Navy drone sub that its military forces paraded on state TV.
Republican Ledger staff · 9:00 AM ET
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Iran is about to get a crash course in the latest in American drone sub technology – and now has a chance to try to build their own version of a captured $2.5m US Navy drone sub that its military forces paraded on state TV.
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