U.S. Army soldiers are slated to receive hundreds of thousands of drones by the end of next year to learn how to use them.
Credit: Staff Sgt. Adeline Witherspoon/U.S. Army
A campaign to slash the price of small U.S.-made combat drones is entering a critical new phase. Before U.S. soldiers, Marines and special forces troops can wield drones by the millions every year—like their warring counterparts in Ukraine and Russia—the Pentagon wants to leverage a $1.1 billion...
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