In a strategic move in the military drone sector, California-based Mach Industries has partnered with Israeli drone manufacturer Heven Drones to develop hydrogen fuel cell-powered drones for the US military. The collaboration aims to counteract China's growing dominance in the drone market by introducing advanced technologies to enhance operational capabilities. The centerpiece of this partnership is the H2D250 drone, utilizing hydrogen fuel cells to achieve an impressive operational range of striking targets up to 180 miles away with a payload capacity of 22 pounds. Benzion Levinson, CEO of Heven Drones, envisions a production scale of 1,000 units per month. The use of hydrogen fuel cells in these drones offers benefits like stealth operation, reduced environmental impact, and longer flight times. Moreover, advancements in hydrogen fuel cell technology enable the incorporation of autonomous features and the development of remote refueling stations. While facing challenges in components supply chain dependency on China, the collaboration signals a shift towards sustainable and innovative military technologies, aiming to establish a domestic supply chain for critical drone components.