Future U.S. Homeland Defense Plan Relies On Autonomous Platforms
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A newly developed, long-term campaign plan by U.S. Northern Command calls for a shift to autonomous systems to defend the homeland, U.S. Air Force Gen. Glen VanHerck said March 6. “I think the future of homeland defense looks vastly different than it does today,” VanHerck said at the Air Warfare...
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