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A drone aircraft with a payload of simulated blood, and other medical samples flies during a ship-to-shore delivery simulation Wednesday, June 22, 2016, in Lower Township, N.J. How to distribute lifesaving supplies quickly and safely after a natural disaster has long been a puzzle for responders. Now, drones might be the lifesaver. That idea was put to the test this week on the New Jersey coast as a drone delivery conducted test flights to help determine whether drones can be used to carry human medical samples to and from areas during major natural disasters.
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