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Fighter Pilot Controls Drone From Cockpit in Test

Lockheed Martin’s Skunk Works and the U.S. Air Force have successfully tested technology that allows fighter pilots to ...

Florida to use hundreds of confiscated Chinese drones as target practice for US military

U.S. Special Operations Command will use 500 confiscated Chinese drones for target practice in a Military Drone Crucible ...

Florida plans to use confiscated Chinese drones for military target practice

Florida will provide the United States Special Operations Command (SOCOM) with 500 confiscated Chinese drones to be used as ...
Defense News on MSN

US and NATO troops practice drone-on-drone combat using a pickup truck

All parts of the UAS interceptors can be packed and shuttled around easily in light tactical vehicles or in the back of a ...
The National Interest on MSN

F-22’s Secret Drone Test Signals a New Era of Warfare

Both the Air Force and Navy’s respective NGAD and F/A-XX programs will likely incorporate lessons learned from the ongoing ...

Las Vegas Grand Prix practice halted twice due to loose maintenance cover

A maintenance cover has disrupted the Las Vegas Grand Prix again, stopping Thursday night practice twice for inspections.
The National Interest on MSN

Australia’s Ghost Bat Drone Preps for Historic Missile Test

The MQ-28 Ghost Bat drone is set to fire an air missile in December. The promising Collaborative Combat Aircraft will test fire an AIM-120 AMRAAM munition as part of the Australian military’s ...
Interesting Engineering on MSN

In a first, US F-22 pilot controls drone sidekick from cockpit at 50,000 feet

The US Air Force and three major defense contractors have completed a new flight test that moved crewed-uncrewed teaming ...

Ex-top prosecutor who resigned rather than drop Adams case defends her integrity in court testimony

The former interim U.S. attorney who quit rather than drop the criminal case against New York Mayor Eric Adams defended her ...

Border Patrol is monitoring US drivers and detaining those with 'suspicious' travel patterns

The U.S. Border Patrol is monitoring millions of American drivers nationwide in a secretive program to identify and detain people whose travel patterns it deems suspicious. The Associated Press has ...