The military’s $1 billion drone plan to take on China — and how they hope they never have to use them
The U.S. military will need hundreds of thousands of drones of various shapes and sizes with different capabilities in preparation for a future war with China that the department hopes it never has to fight. In a hypothetical war in China,
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The U.S. military will need hundreds of thousands of drones of various shapes and sizes with different capabilities in preparation for a future war with China that the department hopes it never has to fight.
In a hypothetical war in China, the fighting would likely largely occur in the Pacific region, far from the continental […]
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