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"TSCC Drones"[citation needed] are the progenitors of Non-Humanoid Hunter Killers being developed as Unmanned Aerial Vehicles in 2008 by agencies such as "Desert Canyon Heat and Air" with access to hyperalloy[citation needed] other future artifacts found after Terminator incursions.

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  • "TSCC Drones"[citation needed] are the progenitors of Non-Humanoid Hunter Killers being developed as Unmanned Aerial Vehicles in 2008 by agencies such as "Desert Canyon Heat and Air" with access to hyperalloy[citation needed] other future artifacts found after Terminator incursions.
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  • "TSCC Drones"[citation needed] are the progenitors of Non-Humanoid Hunter Killers being developed as Unmanned Aerial Vehicles in 2008 by agencies such as "Desert Canyon Heat and Air" with access to hyperalloy[citation needed] other future artifacts found after Terminator incursions. It is a tri-engine airborne unit with similarities to the HK-Drone, it retains the form and a similar maneuver system but on a much larger scale. Angular and more alien in appearance than the HK-Aerial or HK-VTOL the TSCC Drone is often mistaken for a UFO sighting. Operating in secret with teams of isolated scientists, the agencies developing the drones will target infiltrators and those who violate their Non-Disclosure Agreements with lethal force.
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