Ukrainian Military Uses Drones for Battlefield Evacuations
Ukraine's military has successfully deployed specialized aerial rescue drones to evacuate wounded soldiers from the battlefield. The StarGate drone was used to rescue two servicemen, including one who waited two days for evacuation after sustaining severe injuries.
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A wounded Ukrainian soldier waited 2 days to be rescued. Then a drone flew him to safety
A wounded Ukrainian soldier waited 2 days to be rescued. Then a drone flew him to safety
A wounded Ukrainian soldier waited 2 days to be rescued. Then a drone flew him to safety
A wounded Ukrainian soldier waited 2 days to be rescued. Then a drone flew him to safety
A wounded Ukrainian soldier waited 2 days to be rescued. Then a drone flew him to safety
A wounded Ukrainian soldier waited 2 days to be rescued. Then a drone flew him to safety
Ukraine Uses Drones for Battlefield Medical Evacuations
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- T2San Bernardino Sun
- T2Boston Herald
- T2Lowell Sun
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