According to The Verge, defense news source "The War Zone" uncovered documents in which the Air Force said it wanted to buy two Cybertrucks for "target vehicle training flight test events." The Air ...

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The Air Force says enemies may use Cybertrucks in the future, so its Test Center needs to add them to its live fire target fleet.

The United States Air Force is looking to acquire two Cybertrucks to serve as targets for upcoming precision munitions ...

The Air Force is specifically requesting the distinctive Cybertrucks for precision-guided missile tests in the desert.

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Our colleagues at The War Zone dug up some intel that the United States Air Force wants to buy a couple of Tesla Cybertrucks ...

The US Air Force wants to buy two Tesla Cybertrucks so it can blow them up with missiles.

The U.S. Air Force believes that America's enemies may use Cybertrucks in the future, so they want to see how they hold up against various munitions.

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