Air Force Accelerates Warfare Capabilities with Rapid 3D-Printed Drone Technology
The US Air Force's innovation unit in the Middle East has successfully utilized software to expedite the production of drones, capable of delivering medical supplies to front-line troops within 48 hours.
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