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Inside the US military’s quest for ‘drone dominance’
« on: Sunday, Aug 17, 2025 04:36 am »

 
The Hill
Inside the US military’s quest for ‘drone dominance’

INDIANAPOLIS — Just outside of Indianapolis, the U.S. military is loudly building its arsenal.

NewsNation traveled to the Muscatatuck Training Center with the U.S. Army and Undersecretary of Defense Emil Michael for an inside look at the Defense Department’s largest and most realistic training center for the military and law enforcement.
 
The training area consists of a sunken city, a hospital and crumbling buildings in order to create what the Army calls the “Disneyland of the warfighter.”

And these days, it’s all about drones.

“Usually, you deliver a big weapons system to your troop, they read the manuals, they understand how to use them,” Michael said. “Now we’re going to rely on the warfighters to be part of the innovation loop.”

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