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U.S. military bases are reportedly unprepared to defend against drone swarms, according to Army Lt. Gen. Joseph Jarrard. He noted the lack of necessary sensors and weapons during a symposium, emphasizing the need for improved detection systems and the integration of counter-drone tactics. The Pentagon is seeking significant funding to address these vulnerabilities.
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U.S. military bases are reportedly unprepared to defend against drone swarms, according to Army Lt. Gen. Joseph Jarrard. He noted the lack of necessary sensors and weapons during a symposium, emphasizing the need for improved detection systems and the integration of counter-drone tactics. The Pentagon is seeking significant funding to address these vulnerabilities.
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