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To compete with advanced Chinese and Russian aircraft designs, the U.S. Air Force wants an expendable stealth drone that it can use for target practice. The Air Force Life Cycle Management Center ...

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Tesla is pretty desperate to find buyers for its flopping Cybertruck, but I doubt Elon Musk's company had this news on its bingo card: the U.S. Air Force is looking for two Cybertrucks to shoot, and ...

The Air Force really, really wants to blow up two Tesla Cybertrucks with missiles. Technically, the Air Force is looking for more than 30 different vehicles to use as targets for precision-guided ...

The decision to employ the Cybertruck, which has gained as many fans and supporters as detractors since it was introduced, has absolutely nothing to do with the fact that the “bromance” between ...

A test range in China's Xinjiang province has targets resembling a U.S. aircraft carrier and two destroyers, according to Maxar Technologies. Reading time 3 minutes The government of China has no ...