The Northrup Grumman Hellhound, which has a 30mm remote- controlled cannon mounted on top and a laser that
can shoot down enemy drones, was on display Tuesday at the Special Operations Forces Industry Conference.
The Northrup Grumman Hellhound, which has a 30mm remote- controlled cannon mounted on top and a laser that
can shoot down enemy drones, was on display Tuesday at the Special Operations Forces Industry Conference.
Wonder if that Hellhound’s laser can shoot down doves and ducks? Maybe cook ‘em on the way down...
“a major annual confab that brings military commanders together with defense contractors to figure out what commandos need in a dangerous and ever-changing world”
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Like the pudgy one in the photo? Headshake
Now, I don’t know the newspaper that is reporting this. The reporter is probably like the normal who sees an AK47 every time he sees a rifle.
A motorcycle that quietly crosses terrain?
Gadget porn.
Plenty of Barney Fifes there hoping to beef up their department when the new budget comes in.
“Heh, heh...Grandma’s gonna pay that overdue book fine after we roll up in her yard in one of these Hellhound babes at 3 o’clock in the morning. Pay up Citizen!”
Hey...let’s take it for a test drive in..mexico!!!!!
Wow, a robot that can do a pull up. Big deal.
I coached a US FIRST high school robotics team. A few years ago, our robot which weighed over 150 lbs and cost less than $2000 could shoot Frisbees and do pull ups.
We had to tone down the Frisbees. Before we slowed the motor, they were shooting at well over 50 mph.
Need more coffee.
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