The U.S. Army is investigating the theft of four advanced Skydio X10D military drones from Fort Campbell, Kentucky. Suspect images released as $5,000 reward offered.

By David Lewis LONDON, March 21 (Reuters) - The U.S. military has multiple MQ-9 drones operating in Nigeria alongside 200 troops to provide training and intelligence support to the military, which is fighting Islamist militants across the north,

The Defense Department's counter-drone task force and federal law enforcement agencies will share data to track and stop drone intrusions.

Stacie Pettyjohn at the Center for a New American Security says Iran's Shahed-136 drones are mainly composed of off-the-shelf consumer tech, which makes them affordable to make at scale.

The Iran war is testing America's ability to combat swarms of cheap drones that have become a staple of the modern battlefield after Ukraine and Russia demonstrated how effective they can be.

U.S. Army investigators are offering $5,000 for information leading to the arrest and conviction of people who stole military drones from Fort Campbell, Kentucky. Four Skydio X10D drone systems were last seen in November 2025 at the 326th Division Engineer Battalion on A Shau Valley Road,

The site in Pickaway County is expected to manufacture up to 150 drones annually, with hundreds of employees coming online as production ramps up.

The little case solves multiple problems paratroopers tasked with drone responsibilities face going into combat or a training environment.

The $87 million effort puts Anduril's AI-powered software at the core of the Army-led counter-drone task force.