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Jiatf 401'S Counter-Uas Marketplace Is Now Live, And The Pentagon'S 'Amazon For Drone Defense' Is Open For Orders - U.s. Army Tests Trv-150 Heavy Lift Drone

U.S. Army Tests TRV-150 Heavy Lift Drone

The U.S. Army is quietly experimenting with a future where supply convoys hum through the sky instead of rumbling down dusty roads. On February 12, 2026, soldiers conducted training with the TRV-150 unmanned aerial vehicle at Fort Stewart in Georgia,…

Savannah Police To Spend $54K On Brinc Drones

Savannah Police to Spend $54K on BRINC Drones

Seven years after first deploying drones, the Savannah Police Department is moving to modernize its aerial fleet, replacing three aging UAVs with new models that cost roughly $54,000 each, as Savannah Now reports. The twist is that the department is…

Uk Launches £1.85M Contest To Stop Prison Drones

UK Launches £1.85M Contest to Stop Prison Drones

Drones have become the most reliable delivery service prisons never asked for. Phones, drugs, SIM cards, sometimes even full shopping lists, all floating neatly over razor wire with zero regard for visiting hours. The UK government has officially decided that…

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Georgia House Bill Opens Hog Hunting with Drones

Georgia lawmakers are moving to loosen the rules around hog hunting and tracking, and one line in House Bill 946 is getting drone pilots’ attention. The bill would expand when and how hogs can be taken, including allowing drones to…

Knoxville Weighs Drones For 911 Response

Knoxville Weighs Drones for 911 Response

Knoxville City Council is set to vote Tuesday on a major expansion of drone operations for public safety, one that would allow drones to respond directly to 911 calls before police officers arrive on scene, as WATE reports. The proposal…

Prisons Face A Growing Threat From Smuggling Drones

Prisons Face a Growing Threat From Smuggling Drones

Drones were supposed to bring us sunset photos, roof inspections, and the occasional wedding video with questionable music choices. Instead, they are now running prison logistics like an airborne Amazon Prime, except the packages include drugs, phones, and the occasional…