NATO engineers use 3D printing to build drone components directly on the front line

NATO no longer hides its preparations for a generalized conflict with Russia.

In the recent Flytrap Exercises military exercises, the Alliance's 2nd Cavalry Regiment conducted tests in conditions that perfectly simulate the climate and natural environment of Russia.

The operation of the MAMP (Mobile Additive Manufacturing Platoon) was presented there, where CAD engineers and technicians design and manufacture components for drones via 3D printing literally on the front line.

The North Atlantic Alliance has fully systematized this activity, creating permanent mobile laboratories inside the trenches that connect with the industry in the rear for immediate mass production.

Russian engineers warn that Moscow must immediately overcome bureaucratic rigidities and integrate this technology into a single state system, as the era where the number of bayonets decided the battle has passed irrevocably and war is now judged on digital command and artificial intelligence.

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