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Jun 1, 2023 5 tweets 3 min read Read on X
Our continuous supporter @nother_fella has funded 6 UAVs already. The 1st one was dedicated to his grandfather who flew Wellington bombers. The 2nd is a tribute to his other grandpa, Flying Officer William Fergusson, who flew Mosquitoes and died in combat. Here are the rest👇
This next drone is a tribute to Ruslan, Ukraine's warrior and a friend of our dear supporter and volunteer @IamBohhi. Ruslan was killed defending our country, and we really wish he'll be avenged. This UAV is a good way to do that.
@IamBohhi is also a wonderful daughter, who supports her dad who's fighting for Ukraine as well. This drone is a small token of appreciation to her and her family, who make us all proud.
This next UAV is a companion to the first Walter's drone. His back, actually. To quote our donor: "I like the idea of him rising again and again to fight for🇺🇦"
We like this idea as well.
We knew this day would come. What wasn't implemented for the naval drone, is now a part of #SquaDrone. Enjoy the closure, Fellas🙂

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