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Michigan’s National All-Domain Warfighting Center has been chosen by the federal government to test and train drones.
Fiber optic drones and other tethered Unmanned Aircraft Systems are providing major advantages to military forces and posing new threats.
The Pentagon eventually wants to field swarms of low-cost, one-way attack drones that cost just a few thousand dollars apiece.
California-based Anduril is bullish on its plans to begin manufacturing drones and autonomous aircraft for military use by the middle of 2026.
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The US military's drone-defense confusion is leaving its bases vulnerable, Pentagon watchdog finds
A Pentagon watchdog found confusing counter-drone policies are leaving some US military bases vulnerable to drone incursions.
We were on the scene to get an exclusive look at KestrelX's new KX-2, which is helping the U.S. military confront the ever-evolving drone threat.
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Ukrainian soldiers getting combat training from the UK are feeding back key modern warfare lessons that the British Army is adopting.
Police in NATO countries face demands for technology and training to stop hybrid drone attacks on airports and drones used for smuggling by organized criminal groups.
The military high command has commenced a full-scale investigation into the use of drones by terrorists in Nigeria, amid growing