The proposal is part of a Pentagon effort to reduce the cost difference between relatively inexpensive incoming enemy drones and the weapons the U.S. has used to shoot them down.
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The proposal is part of a Pentagon effort to reduce the cost difference between relatively inexpensive incoming enemy drones and the weapons the U.S. has used to shoot them down.
Col. Moseph Sauda, a former director of the military’s joint counter-drone training center, took command of the Army brigade responsible for air and missile defense in Japan and Guam.
Six South Korean students breached Osan Air Base during a protest over perceived U.S. interference in a semiconductor project, prompting a security response and police investigation.