The U.S. Air Force has decided to purchase two Tesla Cybertrucks for use as targets in weapons testing and training exercises at the White Sands Missile Range in New Mexico. Internal documents reveal that the Cybertrucks were selected because they do not sustain the typical level of damage expected during high-impact scenarios, a characteristic attributed to their aggressively angular design and unpainted stainless steel body. Military planners have indicated that adversaries might deploy Cybertrucks in future conflicts, prompting the need for realistic testing. This move follows a government market study conducted in February, which confirmed the Cybertruck's superior durability compared to other vehicles. Meanwhile, Tesla has officially launched the Cybertruck Terrestrial Armor Package, an off-road armor kit priced at $3,500, which includes an underbody shield and structural rockers for enhanced protection. The Air Force's acquisition highlights a novel military application for the Cybertruck beyond conventional transportation.