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Danish company MyDefence has announced that it has already delivered dozens of Soldier-Kit CUASs to the US Army less than a week after the company revealed the US$26 million contract. The order is believed to be for 485 systems. The contract was initially placed more than a month ago and the company announced in June that the second order as part of the contract had been dispatched. The company also announced in mid-June that “one shipment has just arrived on-site, where end-users are already