US Army's New Tethered Drone
3 sources · first reported Yesterday
The US Army has developed a new tethered drone that can resist jamming and stay airborne for 50 hours without landing. This vehicle-mounted sensor could change how Army units maintain surveillance. The drone's capabilities could provide a significant advantage in military operations.
Why it matters
This new tethered drone technology could enhance the US Army's surveillance capabilities and provide a strategic advantage in military operations. Its ability to resist jamming and stay airborne for extended periods makes it a valuable asset for maintaining situational awareness.
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