Army parachute tech cuts drop weight and cost
The Army reports a 24 foot ribbon parachute using honeycomb drop equipment reduces weight from 143 pounds and drops costs to 164 dollars compared with conventional gear for delivering 48 cases of C rations. The improved system saves aircraft space and boosts drop accuracy while cutting overall expense.
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