US Air Force wants to purchase Cybertrucks for munitions testing due to its unique features & toughness

[Crissa]

If this is true it shows some backward thinking individuals running the military. A drone carrying the correct munitions would disable a cyber truck easily. Blowing one up for a dog and pony show is bad for the environment and pocket book. They would already be on a procurement list if it was anything it hype.

You don't know for certain if things are going to work without testing it, which is why they test it end-to-end. They've found out many times that things that worked in parts didn't work in whole.

That's why militaries are expensive.

Not a good look in my opinion

This is true. From a disparaging angle, it's funny.

But they often use armored-up things as targets.

-Crissa

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[neonlbc]

This just confirms that we are preparing to conduct military operations in Mexico. You know who just purchased cybertrucks for their police force?…Mexico.

 

[baska]

That’s wild. Imagine spending years hyping up the Cybertruck for its toughness, and now the Air Force wants to use it for live-fire missile testing. Makes sense though, with that stainless steel exoskeleton and 48V system. I even saw CNN covering the story. If enemies really start rolling in these things, training with the real deal is smart.

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