The National Interest1d
When the Drone Threat Comes Home
The next war may not start with missiles or boots on the ground. It could begin with small, undetectable drones that rain ...
Eyes in the Sky: Are local police going too far with drones?
Police departments across the United States, including Southern California, are increasingly turning to drones to fight crime ...
New York Post27d
UFO drones are surveilling America’s most sensitive military sites — and the Pentagon says it can’t stop them
The base is home to the F-22 Raptor fighter jets ... has yet to publicly state who is behind these apparent surveillance drones.
Interesting Engineering9d
New sensors make Speartooth sea drone a silent-killer with 1,242-mile reach
The collaboration will lead to Thales Australia’s sovereign sonar sensor technology being integrated into the Speartooth ...
WRAL27d
'It's really exciting': Police department using drone technology to improve emergency response
The department now has a drone that flies to scenes ... "Never before have people been able to send robotic surveillance cameras over people's houses," ACLU Senior Policy Analyst Jay Stanley ...
Eyes in the sky: Metro using drones as first responders
Police can also use drones to respond to reports of assaults, burlaries and car thefts and to talk to suspects during SWAT calls.
Stars and Stripes9d
Okinawa left with no shortage of surveillance drones following Tritons’ departure
A pair of Navy surveillance drones have returned to Andersen Air Force ... The Tritons, which arrived at the 18th Wing’s home in May, carried out intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance ...