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>He's gained a reputation as the 'real-life Iron Man', thanks to his futuristic jet suit. Now British engineer, Richard Browning, is on a mission to bring jet packs to the military. His futuristic jet suit uses five gas turbines to reach heights of up to 20 feet (six metres) at impressive speeds of up to 85 mph. He's struck a deal with two western allies to equip militaries with the gizmo, allowing armed commandos to soar over warzones and land on enemy ships.

Archive: https://archive.today/lLJ1M From the post: >>He's gained a reputation as the 'real-life Iron Man', thanks to his futuristic jet suit. Now British engineer, Richard Browning, is on a mission to bring jet packs to the military. His futuristic jet suit uses five gas turbines to reach heights of up to 20 feet (six metres) at impressive speeds of up to 85 mph. He's struck a deal with two western allies to equip militaries with the gizmo, allowing armed commandos to soar over warzones and land on enemy ships.

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Flying up to let down a rope is pretty handy, but if it's only 20 feet it's not worth carrying around. Get working on the Tesla power source.