California-based Mach Industries has teamed up with Israeli drone manufacturer Heven Drones to develop hydrogen fuel cell-powered drones for the US military. The collaboration aims to introduce advanced technologies to counter China's dominance in the drone market. The centerpiece of this partnership is the H2D250 drone, designed for military applications, with an impressive operational range of 180 miles and a payload capacity of 22 pounds. The companies plan to ramp up production to 1,000 units per month. Hydrogen fuel cells provide stealth benefits, lower environmental impact, longer flight times, and potential autonomy features, revolutionizing drone technology. This initiative also focuses on establishing a domestic supply chain for drone components to reduce reliance on Chinese suppliers. The partnership signifies a move towards sustainable and advanced military technologies in the face of global competition. The development of these hydrogen-powered drones is expected to reshape aerial capabilities and strategic dynamics in military operations.