Air Force Eyes Explosive Drones That Can Crash Into Enemy Targets: Report

In a bid to enhance its unmanned warfare capability, the Air Force is planning to acquire 15 more HAROP attack drones that can crash into high-value enemy military targets to destroy them completely.

from NDTV News - Special http://bit.ly/2DE5njt

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