One of the clearest lessons from Ukraine is that drones are no longer a niche capability; they're a foundational part of modern warfare," Harrigan said.
Pat Harrigan: “One of the clearest lessons from Ukraine is that drones are no longer a niche capability; they're a foundational part of…”
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On the role of drones in modern warfare.
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