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US Army shows off its in-house 'Dragoons' drone with 3D-printed bombs which can fly up to 12 miles

Soldiers loaded 250 grams of C-4 for the live-fire test

Tarun Mottlia

Via TechRadar

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US Army shows off its in-house 'Dragoons' drone with 3D-printed bombs which can fly up to 12 miles
Image: (Image credit: Stripes)

US soldiers in Germany built and flew an armed drone without contractors

The live strike took less than five minutes from launch to impact

Officers say the 3D-printed casing can carry almost two pounds of explosives

The US Army has tested an attack drone assembled and operated by soldiers, marking an unusual step toward independently produced battlefield systems.

The 2nd Cavalry Regiment conducted the live-fire exercise on September 30 2026, at the Grafenwoehr Training Area in Germany.

It used an…

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