US Receives 2000 F10 FPV Drones from F-Drones
The American military has received the first 2000 F10 FPV drones from the Ukrainian company F-Drones. After the acceptance of the drones is completed, the manufacturer expects an additional order of up to 1000 units, and based on the results of the next phase of testing, a contract for up to 9000 drones. The delivered drones are undergoing acceptance procedures, after which the American military will begin training on their operation. The delivery is part of the Drone Dominance program, in which the Pentagon selected the F10 model. F-Drones also noted that the current option includes the possibility of supplying another 1000 FPV drones. The company is participating in the program alongside its American partner UDD Tech Corp. The F10 has become the first Ukrainian drone to receive export approval to the US. F-Drones has qualified for the second phase of Gauntlet II and is set to deliver another 120 drones for the training of American military personnel. Tests are scheduled for the end of August, during which American operators will control the drones, determining further purchases. The Drone Dominance program, valued at $1 billion, aims to procure over 200,000 drones by 2027.
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