Pentagon broadens counter-drone authorities in bid to shore up vulnerable U.S. bases
And, IRS faces inventory backlog, IT project delays this filing season, watchdog says
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DOT reopens drone-related RFI amid plans for new FAA office
The agency is extending its comment period and seeking additional insights on aircraft location-tracking devices, detection technologies and safety standards.
DHS launches drone-focused office ahead of World Cup, America250
And, Congress earmarks $5M for TMF in fiscal 2026 funding bills
FEMA doles out $250M to 11 states in counter-drone push
The Department of Homeland Security aims to boost drone-tracking infrastructure and detection technologies ahead of the FIFA World Cup and America 250 events.
Marine Corps wants 10,000 new drones this year as it looks to expand training for off-the-shelf systems
The Army created an AI career field for officers to join.
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Counter-drone World Cup plans include deputization of state, local law enforcement
In lieu of congressional action, U.S. officials are planning to train and deputize state and local partners to address authority gaps for counter unmanned aircraft systems.
Ahead of the World Cup and Olympics, DHS offers grants for counter-drone tech
Anduril conducts first flight test of Air Force CCA drone prototype
The Army wants to manufacture 10,000 drones per month by 2026
Army Materiel Command's new SkyFoundry program is expected to allow the service to rapidly develop, test and produce small drones at massive scale.
The Army looks to build a drone marketplace; DARPA’s AI Cyber Challenge reveals winning models
The marketplace is intended to be a trusted repository for service members to reliably see what systems are available and can suit their mission needs.
As unauthorized drones proliferate, the Trump admin wants to track them
Two recent Trump administration executive orders illustrate the risks and rewards of emergent drone technology.
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