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Permission granted for RAF cadets to be trained to fly remotely controlled drones at a public park

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Lisburn is to provide the Royal Air Force (RAF) with a training ground for military drones in a public park.

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Permission granted for RAF cadets to be trained to fly remotely controlled drones at a public park

Lisburn is to provide the Royal Air Force (RAF) with a training ground for military drones in a public park.

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Northern Ireland World broke the news in 3 days ago on Thursday, June 5, 2025.

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Permission granted for RAF cadets to be trained to fly remotely controlled drones at a public park

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