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Russia’s Driverless War Machine Is Scary As Hell

By Andrew Caringi
Aug 30, 2016 at 11:07 AM ET

War! What is it good for? Super advanced, deadly, and very scary machines!

Russia’s war folk have developed something called The Tigr, which is a pretty butch name for a pretty butch thing. The Tigr is a vehicle that can run manned or unmanned, carrying up to 10 soldiers or simply being operated via remote control. Affixed to its roof is a 30-mm automatic gun, also controllable via remote. And it can handle a lot of abuse, too; it can be dropped, it can drive across most terrains, and it can definitely play an important role in a film meant to convey that war is hell.