As nations gear up for the next generation of drone warfare…

One Tiny Defense Stock Could be the Key to U.S. Drone Superiority

Find out how a new Department of Defense certification may help Draganfly (NASDAQ: DPRO) become a top drone supplier for the U.S. military…

Gone are the days of brute force – with boots on the ground deciding the outcome of war.

A new era of aerial warfare has arrived. And defense contractors supplying the next generation of drone technology could offer tremendous upside.

That’s why we’re paying close attention to Draganfly (NASDAQ: DPRO) – a microcap stock that’s a fraction the size of bigger defense companies like Lockheed Martin, Boeing and Raytheon…

But with a unique advantage that could catapult company growth… and position it as a primary drone supplier to the U.S. Military.

You see, Draganfly just announced three of its premier drone systems just completed demonstrations, evaluations and training to over 200 members of the U.S. Special and Conventional forces and select international attendees.

According to Draganfly, “This exclusive process is an extensive, rigorous and essential step to enable Draganfly drone platforms to be purchased and utilized by the US DOD at scale. There are very few drone platforms that have done this.“

This coveted process carries major advantages…

It helps validates Draganfly’s safety and performance – helping verify these drones meet military’s highest standards for safety, security, reliability, and performance, while also providing assurance and credibility to potential government and private military customers.
It increases the company’s reputation and trust – positioning Draganfly as a trusted and reputable drone maker capable of serving the most demanding missions.
And it confirms Draganfly’s position amongst the nation’s leading drone developers.

The U.S. Department Of Defense Grants Draganfly (DPRO) Drone First of its Kind Certification

Draganfly is the FIRST North American drone maker to have gone through this exact process for a First-Person-View (FPV) drone – giving them a potential significant competitive-edge in the drone space.

“"There are very few drone platforms that have completed this process and Draganfly has three systems that are the first of their kind, including Draganfly’s new FlexForce Modular First Person Viewer Drone Platform to have done so.” - Cameron Chell, Draganfly’s CEO ”

Draganfly’s FPV drones are known for their speed, maneuverability and “feeling” of immersion, providing a first-person-view for the operator – almost like being inside a fighter jet cockpit.

They’re also miniature in size, ranging from just 4 inches wide to 9 inches.

Despite their small size, they pack a major punch. They’re capable of carrying payloads up to 6.5 pounds and traveling at speeds of nearly 100 miles an hour.

In short, these specialized drones could be a game-changer for defense operations.

They give the operator a unique ability to control the drone in real-time – opening up new horizons for reconnaissance missions and precision operations.

And because they’re compact and highly maneuverable, Draganfly’s FPV drones can penetrate hard-to-reach and risky areas, gathering crucial reconnaissance information..

They can also potentially slip through enemy radar, allowing military forces to execute precise operations, while minimizing damage and providing crucial intel for ground coordinating ground offenses.

The completion of this process opens up significant new defense/government contracts opportunities.

The US Department of Defense only purchases and deploys drones that meet their rigorous certification standards – so this allows Draganfly to be competitive for potential major new government deals.

In fact, Draganfly is wasting no time capitalizing on its newly certified drones.

The company recently sold Commander 3 XL drones equipped for tactical missions to the U.S. Military

Draganfly Secures First Order For The Commander 3 XL For the U.S. Military.

Draganfly (NASDAQ:DPRO, CSE: DPRO) recently signed a contract, providing Commander 3XL drones, specially outfitted for tactical operations with enhanced capabilities.

When Russia invaded Ukraine over 2 years ago, Putin expected it would take a mere 10-days to take control of the country.

But Ukraine – bolstered by Western defenses – were able to seize control of the skies, wreaking havoc on Russian tanks and pushing the war into its third calendar year.

Drones have also proved invaluable in helping limit the human cost of the conflict. And the intelligence they give the Ukrainian army has allowed the smaller force to hold its own against the much larger Russian army.

Undoubtedly, drones will play a role in what’s to come next — in potentially Taiwan or many other hot-spots – whether its gathering intelligence, or bringing aid to civilians caught in the crossfire.

"Drone warfare will be 'decisive' in future wars." - Times Radio

And the U.S. Military is Pursuing Scores of Programs Developing Drones and Other Advanced Tech

You see, drones are cost-effective, easy-to-use tools that save human lives — both by doing dangerous jobs that otherwise humans would do, or by delivering life-saving tools, including portable defibrillators, where they are needed most.

They are generally the fastest way to move through urban areas — making them ideal first responders and scouts.

With the chess board of the future clear, the newest vendors to enter the defense industry are starting to take shape.

Companies like Draganfly (NASDAQ:DPRO,CSE:DPRO), one of the most experienced drone company in America, and newest contractor for the Department of Defense.

With its contract to deliver specially-outfitted Commander 3 XL drones —tomorrow’s support systems are finally being built today.

The most versatile drone in Draganfly’s lineup, the Commander 3 XL is capable of transporting up to 22 pounds of payload with a 24 mile range.

Draganfly’s CEO, Cameron Chell, stated,

"We are thrilled that the U.S. Military has seen fit to utilize the Commander 3 XL platform to aid in achieving their mission objectives in unfamiliar terrain and GPS denied environments. We are excited by the expanding opportunities to collaborate and deliver solutions meeting evolving needs and challenges in the defense space."

That world will have drones following medics and responding to 911 calls, with medical supplies as needed…

And it will also provide 24/7 security surveillance, deliverable wherever it is needed, no matter how dangerous the environment.

To that end, Draganfly drones have another useful feature:

The sensors on Draganfly’s reconnaissance drones are extremely sensitive. Some of the higher-end models include magnetometers and ground-penetrating radar.

Even the standard sensors on Draganfly’s recon units can see just about everything that matters in a battle space.

That includes camouflaged humans, munitions and land mines. It even includes changes to vegetation and ground disturbances — to easily spot freshly dug ground.

With the advanced analytics these drones have, coupled with powerful sensors, they not only tell you where mines are. They tell you where mines aren’t.

In other words, these drones are sophisticated enough to clear a field — without a human ever having to risk life or limb – with no heavy military machinery necessary.

They can detect metal mines or munitionswith a quick thermal scan.
They can detect mines made with wood and plastic by taking two thermal sweeps of an area — one in the morning and one in the evening — and then measuring temperature differences.
And they have the capacity to quickly scan an area— covering 100 acres in a single flight, marking areas safe, and marking mines to be dealt with later.

Indeed, compared with other systems used by the military, drones are cheap enough to be considered a single-use disposable item.

No wonder the world of tomorrow is being built in the armies of today.

And no wonder, when these armies need drones for intelligence, medical assistance, humanitarian missions, and emergency response, they turn to venerable Draganfly.

The Oldest Drone Company in America

Draganfly is the oldest drone company in America – founded in 1998.

With 25 years in the field, it’s the only company that possesses the expertise necessary to operate complex, critical missions.

Like complex humanitarian missions in a warzone – such as the frontlines of Ukraine (but more on that in a minute).

The company has also developed a life-saving artificial intelligence software, called Vital Intelligence.

Vital Intelligence collects data from specialized sensors.

Draganfly’s early advances in technology led it to become the first drone ever to save a human life.

This happened in 2013, when an individual injured in an automobile accident wandered away from the crash site in subfreezing weather… Draganfly’s thermal imaging technology succeeded where ground teams and helicopters had failed.

The Draganflyer X4-ES located the individual – dressed only in a t-shirt and pants – in the later stages of hypothermia.

Smithsonian Magazine called the event:

“The most significant aeronautical revolution in decades.”¹

There’s even a Draganfly drone at the Smithsonian Museum to commemorate it.

This historic, life-saving event changed the perspective on drones. Not only are they a fun ‘hobby’ for consumers, and a tool for military intelligence – but they can be crucial in medical logistics, humanitarian aid, search and rescue, wildfires, mine detection and so much more…

Unlike most drones – none in the consumer market, and only a few outside governments – Draganfly drones can maintain strong, secure communication far past the line-of-sight, sending gigabytes of data back to the user.

This allows Draganfly drones to operate from a safe distance, going places that aren’t yet safe for emergency personnel. This means they can point help in the right direction — giving a real-time assessment of needs on the ground.

… Whether that’s during one of the projected 75,000 wildfires in the U.S.², or providing critical assistance in a war zone.

This capability was a key factor in why Draganfly was trusted to be first on the scene in the early days of the Russia-Ukraine war – and why it could be an essential component in Ukraine’s recovery efforts for years to come.

It’s More Than a Drone… It’s Artificial Intelligence

“AI is the investors’ Next Big Thing” – The Institution of Engineering and Technology

Listen, Draganfly isn’t just about top-tier drones with unmatched sensors…

Built into each one of their airships is proprietary, advanced software that’s been fine tuned over the past 25 years – and this is what really sets Draganfly apart.

Because at its core, Draganfly is a data company.

You see, the company’s Vital Intelligence software – which controls the drone’s vast array of sensors and capabilities – is powered by specialized artificial intelligence.

Artificial intelligence has been one of the hottest stories this year… and Draganfly (DPRO:NASDAQ) is positioned right in the middle of it.

“The global growth story of the 21st century”⁴

Global giant PriceWaterhouseCoopers estimates A.I. could potentially contribute $15.7 Trillion to the global economy by 2030⁵ – more than the economies of Japan, Germany, France, and the United Kingdom… combined⁶.

Billionaires like Musk, Bezos, and Gates are already betting big on A.I., anticipating a potential colossal payday on the horizon.⁷

Take Microsoft’s $10 billion investment earlier this year in OpenAI – a tiny company that created ChatGPT, an artificial intelligence-driven chatbot.

And while we’re just discovering how ChatGPT can help us at work… investors could potentially cash-in far greater gains from a much more valuable use of AI: saving lives

In fact, Draganfly’s life-saving tech is already in action with the Spring Branch Texas EMS service, helping to assist with emergencies.

It’s helped get supplies where they’re needed seven minutes faster on average. And it’s helping cut down on expenses related to false alarms — which make up about 20% of all calls.

That frees first responders up to get where they’re needed quicker.

The market for these drones will expand to include everything from aiding local governments, to federal emergency response teams, and to family farms.

Innovative Uses in Other Markets

Versatility is at the core of Draganfly’s mission. Rather than create generic drones with quality specs, the company has developed a more personalized business model. Instead, they ask those on the ground what they need, and then design a drone program to fit the purpose.

Insurance

With extreme weather becoming more common, insurance companies are not only taking a hit on payouts – but they’re also feeling a pinch in manpower.

Equipped with a suite of sophisticated sensor technology, a Draganfly drone can easily cover hundreds of acres in 15 minutes.

And so much more… Industries with tight margins like mining and construction are leaning towards drones as a versatile, reliable, and cost-effective solution.

Let’s take a deeper dive into one area where Draganfly’s drones are already making a massive difference…

Aiding a Nation Under Fire

Drone footage shows New York City blanketed in an eerie veil of smoke from Canada’s wildfires.⁸

2023 isn’t even half way over…

Yet wildfires have charred more than 10 million acres of land in Canada!⁹

It’s an unprecedented amount for this time of year.¹⁰ In fact, it’s 15-times more than normal.¹¹

Bill Blair, Canada’s Minister of Public Safety, sent a grim warning to the country that these devastating events could continue to increase, “in both frequency and severity”. He added,

“I’d like to acknowledge the incredible human impact that these disasters have on Canadians. Many have lost their homes, their livelihoods and, in some cases, their entire communities.”¹²

And guess what? Canada’s most severe, early wildfire season on record could be a terrifying preview of what’s to come in the U.S. this year…

According to an analysis by Verisk, 4.5 million homes are at high or extreme risk from wildfires, with over 2 million in California alone.¹³ Between 2022 and 2023, wildfires caused over $3.2 billion in damage across the United States.¹⁴

With analysts predicting a significant increase in wildfires in the coming years – governments, insurance companies, and residents alike are in search of a solution…

A solution that will not only aid firefighters once a fire has broken out…

But a solution that could stop wildfires before they happen.

Potentially saving homes – and the livelihoods – of millions of people.

Enter Draganfly Inc. (NASDAQ:DPRO, CSE: DPRO), a cutting-edge unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) and technology provider.

Its drones can patrol forests from above, covering more ground at a lower cost than today’s methods.

And its advanced thermal imaging technology can measure both rising temperatures and declining moisture content with enough precision to identify potential hot spots and act as an early-warning system – in real-time.

This vital intel gives firefighters the chance to act before flames ignite, allowing them an opportunity to clear high-risk brush or water down high risk areas.

Draganfly’s drones could be a game-changer in our fight against this growing problem.

Its Commander 3 XL Drones – known as the Swiss Army Knife of drones – is the perfect choice for flying over fire-susceptible areas.

It is weather resistant, easy to assemble and transport, is high-endurance…
And it can provide crucial intel after a fire has broken out – to tell authorities where the fire is, how big it is, and where it is moving – providing key data when fighting massive blazes at far lower costs than helicopters or planes.

Draganfly’s Heavy Lift Drones can also be an invaluable resource to firefighters on the ground, battling a wildfire.

The Heavy Lift Drones can fly up to 50 mph and can carry payloads up to 67 pounds…
And they can handle heavy winds and high elevations with ease.

That means these drones can provide necessary tools – like chainsaws, shovels, picks, clothing, water, medical supplies and more – to firefighters on the ground in hazardous conditions within minutes instead of hours or more with an ATV (if even possible at all), or an expensive and dangerous mission for a helicopter.

Agriculture

Agriculture is the largest segment of the enterprise drone market – and it keeps getting bigger.

Draganfly’s drones are already in action across North America – patrolling miles of farmland. They’re monitoring irrigation, looking for crop diseases, spotting areas where pesticides or fertilizer need to be reapplied, and much more.

The company has been so successful that in 2021 the U.S. Department of Agriculture selected the Draganfly Commander for data collection and phenotyping.

That’s why NASDAQ-listed Draganfly Inc (ticker: DPRO) has enormous potential…

This growing $3.2 billion problem in the U.S. – and even more in Canada – opens up a huge opportunity for Draganfly.

AccuWeather projects there could be up to 75,000 wildfires in the U.S. this year, burning up to 8.25 million acres of land.¹⁵ And in Canada, wildfires have already burned over 10 million acres, and there are currently over 400 active fires¹⁶…

Draganfly’s drones and advanced technology have the potential to:

Predict where a fire is likely to occur,
Instantly alert governments and fire rescue teams to the danger so they can take immediate action,
Quickly map a fire once one has broken out,
Provide critical data on the direction and size of the fire,
Aid firefighters and first responders by delivering supplies to dangerous areas,
Locate lost or stranded individuals with thermal imaging in fire-affected areas,
Create a post-fire analysis to survey damage and identify hot spots that could reignite,
Gather data for future fire prevention strategies, and
Monitor wildlife in the aftermath of a wildfire to assess the impact on local ecosystems.

The possibilities? Endless.

The lifesaving impact? Immense.

With proven technology, trusted expertise, and an unrivaled reputation – Draganfly is poised to become a leading ally in our battle against wildfires.

Don’t Miss This Fast-Growing Market

This is a fast-growing market with a staggering compound annual growth rate – of 57.5% projected through 2030.¹⁷

Listen, the opportunity for drones is enormous…

Forbes calls it a “Drone Explosion”.¹⁸

“A market opportunity that’s too large to ignore”.¹⁹

“The USA drone industry is predicted to thrive”.²⁰

With stats like these, it’s a market investors can’t afford to miss.

Which is why you should pay close attention to Draganfly (NASDAQ:DPRO, CSE: DPRO).

The award-winning team at Draganfly is composed of industry leaders with decades of experience in robotics, aviation, and engineering.
The company stands out from the rest because it has the know-how, intellectual property (IP), and infrastructure to provide world-class end-to-end solutions.
And demand for their high-quality drones is skyrocketing…

From 2019 to 2020, Draganfly more than DOUBLED its revenue. From 2020 to 2021, year-over-year sales increased by a staggering 61.67%. And last year, in 2022, Draganfly maxed-out its production capacity… reporting another record year of revenue.

But Draganfly isn’t done creating shareholder value through consistent revenue growth yet…

Because the company is putting the finishing touches on a massive manufacturing plant expansion.

In fact, management believes the facility’s expansion could increase capacity up to 4 times their current levels – resulting in a massive increase in revenue.

Draganfly (NASDAQ:DPRO, CSE: DPRO) could become the most desirable, fastest growing drone company out there.

6 Reasons Draganfly (NASDAQ:DPRO, CSE: DPRO) Is Positioned to Soar

A Growing $3.2 Billion Problem. Draganfly Inc. (NASDAQ: DPRO, CSE: DPRO) has the equipment and advanced technology necessary to assist governments and emergency authorities to potentially prevent, contain, and stop the growing wildfire problem in the U.S. and Canada.
Critical DOD Certification.Draganfly just announced three of its premier drone systems just completed demonstrations, evaluations and training to over 200 members of the U.S. Special and Conventional forces and select international attendees. This unique advantage that could catapult company growth… and position it as a primary drone supplier to the S. Military.
Impressive Firsts. The Draganflyer X4-ES was the first drone credited with saving a human life. In 2013, the Draganfly drone helped Canadian officials locate an injured driver in a heavily wooded area who was in the late stages of hypothermia. The drone is commemorated in the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum, and remains on permanent display.
Artificial Intelligence. Draganfly leverages advanced technology, including artificial intelligence, to create life-saving drones and solutions.
Facility Expansion. Draganfly has consistently increased revenue, and even maxed-out its production capabilities in 2022. The Company is currently putting their finishing touches on a facility expansion that could increase capacity up to 4 times – resulting in another massive increase in revenue.
A Growing Market. The drone market is projected to soar – literally. It has a projected annual growth rate of 57.5% through 2030. And with so many different applications for a variety of industries, it’s not surprising. This could be just the beginning for Draganfly Inc. (NASDAQ: DPRO, CSE: DPRO).

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