The US military is looking for cheaper alternatives to its MQ-9 Reaper drones after Iran-backed forces destroyed over $1 billion worth of these high-cost hunter-killer drones. The push for more affordable systems comes as the Pentagon seeks to maintain drone warfare capabilities while reducing the financial impact of losses.
The US military is looking for cheaper alternatives to its MQ-9 Reaper drones after Iran-backed forces destroyed over $1 billion worth of these high-cost hunter-killer drones. The push for more affordable systems comes as the Pentagon seeks to maintain drone warfare capabilities while reducing the financial impact of losses.
The US military is looking for cheaper alternatives to its MQ-9 Reaper drones after Iran-backed forces destroyed over $1 billion worth of these high-cost hunter-killer drones. The push for more affordable systems comes as the Pentagon seeks to maintain drone warfare capabilities while reducing the financial impact of losses.