The US Navy's new sea drones have gone from rescuing downed airmen to blowing up Iranian targets
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Last month, the US Navy's Corsair sea drones made by Saronic rescued downed US airmen. More recently, they were used in an explosive attack on Iran.
The US Navy's new sea drones have gone from rescuing downed airmen to blowing up Iranian targets
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Chris Panella
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