The Next Web says AeroVironment won the contract days after lasers from the same program downed three drones in Texas near the Mexican border.
The Next Web reports that the Army cleared a laser weapon for domestic use, used it at home and then signed for the production version. AeroVironment won the $464.8 million contract, the outlet says, days after lasers from the same program downed three drones in Texas near the Mexican border.
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The Next Web says AeroVironment won the contract days after lasers from the same program downed three drones in Texas near the Mexican border.
The Next Web reports that the Army cleared a laser weapon for domestic use, used it at home and then signed for the production version. AeroVironment won the $464.8 million contract, the outlet says, days after lasers from the same program downed three drones in Texas near the Mexican border.
TNW@thenextwebLasers downed 3 drones in Texas. A $464.8M contract followed. The Army cleared the weapon for domestic use, used it at home, then signed for the production version.
TNW@thenextwebLasers downed 3 drones in Texas. A $464.8M contract followed. The Army cleared the weapon for domestic use, used it at home, then signed for the production version.