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The Pentagon flew as many domestic drone missions in 2018 as it did in the last 7 years combined
Will the Pentagon use drones for border protection more often in 2019?
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Q&A: A look at what happens when drones get near airports
Drones are only getting cheaper, and there are more drone “pilots” every day, making disruption easy for perpetrators and expensive for the organizations that are disrupted.
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Russia tests ‘underwater quadcopter’ for cold water exploration
First, the rivers of Siberia. Next? Maybe the Arctic.
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These moving, robotic targets can modernize any range and keep Marines, soldiers shooting sharp
Marines have tested them already and are continuing evaluations for potential adoption into marksmanship programs.
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The Corps is going all in on small tactical drones as it preps for future war
The Corps considered a variety of drones with an array of ranges and capabilities integrated at the battalion level all the way down to the squad.
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Critical flight-safety feature up for grabs in planned Eurodrone
Germany’s Hensoldt throws its hat in the ring with a detect-and-avoid radar package.
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On the Pentagon’s wish list: warp drives and invisibility cloaks
Newly revealed research from the Defense Intelligence Agency covered a very large array of threats from out of this world.
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War game: If China or Russia downed an ISR aircraft, how would the US really respond?
A war game study challenges typical assumptions of drone warfare.
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Space-based interceptors and drones with lasers: the Pentagon’s Missile Defense Review wish list revealed
The Missile Defense Review comes with a grab-bag of new ideas it wants the Pentagon to explore.
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The Army wants drones that make their own networks
For the wars of tomorrow, the Army wants drones that can work without runways or satellite communications.
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The Pentagon flew as many domestic drone missions in 2018 as it did in the last 7 years combined
Will the Pentagon use drones for border protection more often in 2019?
-
Q&A: A look at what happens when drones get near airports
Drones are only getting cheaper, and there are more drone “pilots” every day, making disruption easy for perpetrators and expensive for the organizations that are disrupted.
-
Russia tests ‘underwater quadcopter’ for cold water exploration
First, the rivers of Siberia. Next? Maybe the Arctic.
-
These moving, robotic targets can modernize any range and keep Marines, soldiers shooting sharp
Marines have tested them already and are continuing evaluations for potential adoption into marksmanship programs.
-
The Corps is going all in on small tactical drones as it preps for future war
The Corps considered a variety of drones with an array of ranges and capabilities integrated at the battalion level all the way down to the squad.
-
Critical flight-safety feature up for grabs in planned Eurodrone
Germany’s Hensoldt throws its hat in the ring with a detect-and-avoid radar package.
-
On the Pentagon’s wish list: warp drives and invisibility cloaks
Newly revealed research from the Defense Intelligence Agency covered a very large array of threats from out of this world.
-
War game: If China or Russia downed an ISR aircraft, how would the US really respond?
A war game study challenges typical assumptions of drone warfare.
-
Space-based interceptors and drones with lasers: the Pentagon’s Missile Defense Review wish list revealed
The Missile Defense Review comes with a grab-bag of new ideas it wants the Pentagon to explore.
-
The Army wants drones that make their own networks
For the wars of tomorrow, the Army wants drones that can work without runways or satellite communications.
-
The Pentagon flew as many domestic drone missions in 2018 as it did in the last 7 years combined
Will the Pentagon use drones for border protection more often in 2019?
-
Q&A: A look at what happens when drones get near airports
Drones are only getting cheaper, and there are more drone “pilots” every day, making disruption easy for perpetrators and expensive for the organizations that are disrupted.
-
Russia tests ‘underwater quadcopter’ for cold water exploration
First, the rivers of Siberia. Next? Maybe the Arctic.
-
These moving, robotic targets can modernize any range and keep Marines, soldiers shooting sharp
Marines have tested them already and are continuing evaluations for potential adoption into marksmanship programs.
-
The Corps is going all in on small tactical drones as it preps for future war
The Corps considered a variety of drones with an array of ranges and capabilities integrated at the battalion level all the way down to the squad.
-
Critical flight-safety feature up for grabs in planned Eurodrone
Germany’s Hensoldt throws its hat in the ring with a detect-and-avoid radar package.
-
On the Pentagon’s wish list: warp drives and invisibility cloaks
Newly revealed research from the Defense Intelligence Agency covered a very large array of threats from out of this world.
-
War game: If China or Russia downed an ISR aircraft, how would the US really respond?
A war game study challenges typical assumptions of drone warfare.
-
Space-based interceptors and drones with lasers: the Pentagon’s Missile Defense Review wish list revealed
The Missile Defense Review comes with a grab-bag of new ideas it wants the Pentagon to explore.
-
The Army wants drones that make their own networks
For the wars of tomorrow, the Army wants drones that can work without runways or satellite communications.
