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GEN. PETRAEUS: Ukrainians update their unmanned systems with new software every week or two, hardware every three to four weeks. So instead of buying a million at once, you buy 10,000, then iterate with software and hardware changes. They maintain constant feedback between designers, manufacturers, and frontline users.

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