Green Berets are testing hard-to-detect glider drones designed to evade enemy sensors and quietly resupply troops during war.
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Kelsey Baker
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US Army Green Berets tested autonomous resupply drones that can evade enemy electronic surveillance detection during a major NATO military exercise this month in Europe.
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