SECURITYJul 11 · 11:42 UTCBUSINESS INSIDERKelsey Baker ([email protected])

US Marines have a new nerve center for figuring out how to fight with and against drones

The US Marine Corps has established the Robotics Integration Group (MCRIG) to standardize training on drones and counter-drone systems, reflecting urgency driven by conflicts in Ukraine and the Middle East. A new Counter Drone Team will test defensive tactics, complementing an existing offensive drone team, as the military addresses challenges in drone warfare.

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