OMB Memorandum M-26-02 establishes federal policy for the secure procurement and use of unmanned aircraft systems (UAS). The guidance highlights risks associated with foreign-manufactured drones, including data breaches, surveillance, and…

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This fact sheet outlines updated U.S. policy for countering unmanned aircraft systems (C-UAS) within the homeland, following a December 2025 memorandum consolidating prior guidance. The policy introduces a more flexible,…

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Emerging drone technologies and autonomous systems are transforming maneuver warfare, creating the conditions for a new “blitzkrieg” driven by massed robotic and armored formations. The paper argues that future armies…

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Drone warfare is evolving faster than traditional military acquisition processes can keep pace. This paper examines why operational Army units must play a more direct role in shaping drone development,…

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As drones become more common in commercial and recreational use, critical infrastructure teams must learn to distinguish routine flights from activity that signals potential security concerns. This guidance outlines how…

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The U.S. aerial drone market is rapidly evolving as drones become central to defense, security, and commercial operations. While American companies lead in military-grade systems, the commercial sector is still…

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Autonomous robotics are rapidly reshaping government missions, from disaster response to infrastructure inspection. Drones and robots enhance safety by entering hazardous environments, improve efficiency by automating inspections, and deliver real-time…

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