Minutes discusses drone swarms over U.S. military bases, revealing critical security gaps and challenges in detecting this threat.

Roger Wicker (R-MS) indicated to anchor Bill Whitaker that the drone swarms over Langley — some of which were recorded with an iPhone — could very well have been spying on the US’s military ...

L3Harris is maturing a new command-and-control (C2) software architecture aimed squarely at drone swarm operations, an ...

The nightly incursions at Langley were just one of many recent brazen drone swarms over military sites. In 2019, dozens of drones shadowed naval warships training off the California coast for weeks.

Retired General Glen VanHerck has warned that mysterious drone swarms in the United States ... In war zones, the U.S. military can shoot them down. On American soil, doing so risks civilian ...

Instead of the traditional joystick or hand-held controller, what if you could just talk to your drone to tell it what to do?

another swarm of drones was disrupting operations at an air base in the U.K. where U.S. nuclear weapons have been stored. Sen. Roger Wicker: Clearly, there is a military intelligence aspect of this.

The Maneuver Center of Excellence and Fort Benning hosted the inaugural Army Junior Reserve Officers’ Training Corps National Drone Championship ... about what the future holds for these ...

The colonel, with connections to the General Staff of Ukraine’s army ... the number of drones used by the Russians to target soldiers had grown in recent weeks. “Huge swarms of Russian ...