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5G networks could bring new opportunities for Drone Detection
Researchers from two universities, Aalto University and Tampere University of Technology, in Finland have addressed new possibilities for efficient...
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Oklahoma Air Force base warns drone owners: Do NOT fly near base
Officials at a northern Oklahoma air force base are asking the public to keep recreational drones away from aircraft after a near collision on a...
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US Vice President Mike Pence flew 100 feet away from a drone threat
Around 7:20 p.m. Sunday evening, a drone was seen hovering over the Terminal 3 building at Ben Gurion International Airport. The incident took place...
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U.S. Army Rushes to Add Stinger Missile Teams As Threat of Small Drones Evolves
As the threat of small drones becomes increasingly apparent, the U.S. military is hurrying to add new and improved short-range air defense...
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Georgia prison scam ring operation gets help from drones
Investigators believe a large scam ring working inside one of Georgia's most secure prisons is using drones to bring in contraband.
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South Carolina prisons will install netting to fight contraband
South Carolina Director of Corrections, Bryan Stirling, says state prisons are under attack from the outside, and the Department of Corrections is...
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It’s Official: Do Not Drink and Drone in New Jersey
New Jersey Governor Chris Christie signed a law on his last day in office, making it illegal to fly an unmanned aerial system (UAS), or drone, while...
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FAA gets a new acting administrator as Michael Huerta’s term ends
Huerta became the FAA’s official chief on Jan. 7, 2013. During his term, the agency enjoyed the safest period in airline history, with no fatalities...
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CNN report: Attacks by drones with explosives raises alarms [VIDEO]
The swarm of armed drones attack on Russian military bases has sparked fears that this could happen in the United States. Could this happen? Yes, it...
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Justice Dept. plans to jam prison cellphones, stop drone deliveries to inmates
The federal prison system will test new technology next week in an attempt to block smuggled cellphones used by inmates behind bars.
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