Col. Dave Lamborn said he didn't "want to encumber squads" of soldiers when "there's enough stuff for these guys to do."

Given the reality of the war in Ukraine, the US military is right to pay close attention to developments in drone technology.

Recent Army firsts like dropping a grenade from a drone have offered insight into the skill gaps facing the service as it ready for drone warfare.

The U.S. Indo-Pacific Command said drones provide continuous surveillance capabilities that enhance regional security.

The US Army “absolutely needs” suicide drones like the ones the Russian military is using in Ukraine, according to an Army general. Speaking to reporters, Army Major General James (Jay) Bartholomees, the commanding general of the 25th Infantry Division, said that the Army “absolutely” needs Shahed-like suicide drones.

High temperatures, windy conditions, humidity, salt air, and pouring rain have forced soldiers to adapt drone tactics and tweak the systems.

China could pin down American forces with waves of aerial attacks. Finding cheaper and more effective means of protecting troops must be a top priority

The FAA is set to loosen rules to let people fly drones beyond their “line of sight."

The unique, manned flying craft was demonstrated at a high-powered Army conference at Fort Rucker in August, a source tells The Post.

Air Force chief of staff nominee Gen. Kenneth Wilsbach said the Air National Guard and Air Force Reserve could be considered for their own CCA squadrons.

Troops will be given new powers to shoot down drones threatening UK military bases, John Healey will announce on Monday. The Defence Secretary is expected to unveil his vision on how to protect the nation’s most critical military bases in response to a growing threat posed by Russia.