Drone Blimps To Protect Washington, D.C.
Within the next year, two 242-foot-long, $2.7 billion helium blimps will be deployed into the skies above Washington, D.C., using advanced radar and computer processing to detect any incoming missiles or other threats headed for the nation's capital. What do you think?
Grant Zargarpour
And to think that up until now we had to rely on the most expensive missile defense system known to man.
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