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Army adds two Indiana sites for commercial drone testing under new initiative

The Army has expanded its Permissive Test Range Expansion Initiative to include two sites in Indiana for commercial drone testing. Acting Army Secretary Adam Telle announced the addition of Camp Atterbury and Muscatatuck Training Center during the Northeast Indiana Defense Summit, aiming to enhance innovation and expedite testing timelines for emerging technologies.

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The U.S. Army is expanding its commercial drone testing initiative to include two new facilities in Indiana, Camp Atterbury and Muscatatuck Training Center. This decision, announced by Acting Army Secretary Adam Telle, aims to facilitate faster testing of drone technologies. The initiative is part of a broader effort to integrate advanced technologies into military operations and improve national security. Companies can apply for testing space at these sites through the Army's designated portal.

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  • The Army announced new testing sites in Indiana for commercial drone companies.
  • Camp Atterbury and Muscatatuck Training Center are now part of the initiative.
  • The initiative aims to expedite testing timelines for emerging technologies.
  • Five facilities were initially announced for commercial use in August.
  • Companies can apply for testing space at testrange.army.mil.
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