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The U.S. Air Force is looking to buy two Cybertrucks to use as missile targets. The trucks do not need to run, but the body, glass, and mirrors must be intact. While consumers are losing interest in Tesla’s Cybertruck, the armed forces is on the hunt for a few.

The Air Force is looking to buy Tesla Cybertrucks to blow up for target practice. The service was looking to buy two Cybertrucks to use as targets for precision-guided munitions, citing concerns that enemies may soon start to use them on the battlefield, according to federal contracting documents shared online.