US drone maker Powerus signs Pakistan Army MOU, gets initial order

[Hazard]

Don't know what to make of this news. IRAN next door pretty much specialise in this field - and yet off we go to Yankees time and time again.

 

[KAL-EL]

Don't know what to make of this news. IRAN next door pretty much specialise in this field - and yet off we go to Yankees time and time again.

Well maybe the Yanks as you call them. Know something you don't my friend

 

[Michael]

How a drone maker aims to fix the supply chain​

Powerus co-founder and U.S. Army veteran Brett Velicovich explains how the company is working to bring the drone end-to-end manufacturing process to the United States.

How a drone maker aims to fix the supply chain

Powerus co-founder and U.S. Army veteran Brett Velicovich explains how the company is working to bring the drone end-to-end manufacturing process to the United States.

www.manufacturingdive.com

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Under the requirements of the NDAA, no defense contractor will directly admit to certain matters; however, within the realm of rigorous industrial systems, they will express objective realities in a circumspect manner.

 

[White Privilege]

I will say it: a sweetheart deal to please the Trumps. So far, it's only an MoU; we will have to see the number of units and the price.

Yes, it appears to appease Trump's (buy from USA (read Trump)) policy, so his family also benefits from his seat. Pakistan has launched many locally made drones on fast track so not sure what value addition this deal will bring otherwise.....