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Opinion | Ukraine Enlists a Drone for a Pioneering Rescue

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A wounded soldier in the ‘kill zone’ attached himself to a hexacopter’s winch for a 39-mile ride to safety.

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Opinion | Ukraine Enlists a Drone for a Pioneering Rescue. A wounded soldier in the ‘kill zone’ attached himself to a hexacopter’s winch for a 39-mile ride to safety. Covered by 1 publications. The Wall Street Journal World: Opinion | Ukraine Enlists a Drone for a Pioneering Rescue.

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  1. The Wall Street Journal World United States Opinion | Ukraine Enlists a Drone for a Pioneering Rescue A wounded soldier in the ‘kill zone’ attached himself to a hexacopter’s winch for a 39-mile ride to safety. 28 Oct · Tier 2

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