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U.S. Military Exploring eVTOL Solution to Resupplying Troops
The U.S. military is investing in eVTOL aircraft technology that it believes could reduce risks associated with moving cargo in combat zones.
Survice Engineering's TRV-150 system won a U.S Navy-sponsored tactical resupply unmanned aircraft systems fly-off competition held in January 2020 in Yuma, Arizona. The system is based on the Malloy Aeronautics tactical resupply vehicle drone platform. [Photo: Survice Engineering].
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Nick Zazulia
March 12, 2020
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