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“It’s called the collaborative combat aircraft. … The pilot can, basically, command a bunch of smaller aircraft that fly around it to go and conduct different missions. … You could control, you know, dozens. … He’s like a conductor of an orchestra.” Trae Stephens Anduril Industries

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