Sam Skove is a staff writer at Defense One, where he focuses on the Army and Marine Corps. With a background in covering the Russia-Ukraine war, his reporting spans themes of security and law enforcement, including topics such as drones and the European Union. Sam's work has been featured in GlobalResearch and Defense One.
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The event organizers are also working on how to safely create counter-drone ranges that can handle everything from anti-drone rifles to directed energy weapons.
The reconnaissance unit is the poster child for Army plans to field more drones, electronic warfare, and communications equipment across the force.
Deep in the Louisiana woods, the U.S. Army's “Ghost” unit showed that doing the basics well can still turn the tide.
The 1st Armored BCT rigged an old satellite dish to emit like a command post—and ensnared the opposing force.
By: Sam Skove
The unit has over 100 drones, but must balance their use against the tropics' punishing heat.
The units’ experiences are also driving interest in new capabilities, like automated object detection for drones.
By: Patrick Tucker, Sam Skove, Ben Watson
Defense One staff summarize the leading developments from this year's Association of the U.S. Army conference in Washington.
Drones, not jets, are the future of aerial combat, according to Musk.
In a speech rife with references to his own combat experience in Iraq, outgoing Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin fired back at discussions of excluding women from combat service.
The Defense Department has publicly rebuked Rep. Jeff Van Drew’s claims that drones spotted in the state come from an Iranian “mothership.”
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