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  1. Autonomous drone technology testing is underway in Mississippi, driven by the need for industry expansion and procurement.
  2. U.S. Army conducted testing of new drone capabilities at Fort Rucker, amid calls for accelerated autonomous aircraft development.

The American Army is receiving AH-64Es and developing new drone weapons for the Apache attack helicopter, capable of carrying up to 16 Hellfire missiles.

1 report, 1 independent Updated May 27
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The American Army is receiving AH-64Es and developing new drone weapons for the Apache attack helicopter, capable of carrying up to 16 Hellfire missiles.

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