High-tech military makeover to revolutionize how the U.S. wages war

Hi-def drones, inflatable satellites, Iron Man boots on display at special ops fair

Soldiers on patrol in future wars won’t have to wait for air reconnaissance missions to give them crucial information on targets over the next ridge. Instead, small, portable drones able to launch on a moment’s notice will provide real-time data.

Divers will be propelled to enemy shores by state-of-the-art Iron Man-style boots, allowing them to conserve energy and move faster than human evolution alone would allow.

Military teams in the field can carry with them light, inflatable “satellites” capable of establishing clear communications in a matter of minutes.

And special forces operators busting through doors will be “hyper-enabled,” provided with all necessary facts on the enemy, their surroundings, and even their own vital signs. Operatives working behind enemy lines will have lightning-fast, rugged computers that can extract huge amounts of data from terrorists’ thumb drives, tablets and cell phones in a matter of minutes — with no training whatsoever.

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High-tech military makeover to revolutionize how the U.S. wages war

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