Flying Cars Ready Mix USA in Afghanistan

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Afghan battle field is not only revolutionary rifle event trials United States, XM-25. But it was also nan sophisticated brand-new war vehicles owned by American soldiers.

Name of vehicle: Transformer (TX). It looked like children's toys, but the revolutionary vehicle will help the soldiers on the front lines. U.S. troops will be tested this vehicle in 2015.

On land he was as tough as the army car, Humvee. And incredibly, just a push button, this car could change rapidly into a helicopter.

U.S. military leaders believe, vehicles equipped with propellers and wings could change the fate of the army.

Therefore, this vehicle allows soldiers to maneuver avoiding explosive mines planted in the streets. Also allows supplying supplies to remote military bases, even slipped into the elite members of the Taliban military base. Transformer also allows soldiers fled quickly when caught in the rush of the Taliban.

In the case of medical evacuation, Transformer can also be a mainstay. This will reduce the time needed to rescue wounded soldiers. No need to wait for a medical helicopter, it means that increase the odds of surviving soldiers.

U.S. military technology development agency or the Defense Advanced Projects Agency (DARPA) has issued a money amounting to 41 million pounds to develop a flying armored vehicles that can carry four people.

The material must be solid - using composite steel to protect soldiers from gunfire, explosions, and missiles. This vehicle also must be able to travel 280 miles to travel on land and air. It should also be able to take off and land vertically.

The vehicle is also equipped with automated flight control. Someone who did not have qualified as a pilot would be able to fly it.

The vehicle is also equipped with machine guns and cannon. He can go with a speed of 65 miles per hour on land and more than 150 miles per hour in the air.

'We're combining ground vehicles and helicopters into one, equipped with the flexibility of movement,' said a spokesman for DARPA, as published Daily Mail, Thursday, December 2, 2010. DARPA has selected Terrafugia, a company that has pioneered a flying car for commercial use, to help produce a prototype armored truck that can fly it.