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Netting To Shield F-35s At Tyndall AFB From Drone Attacks Eyed By USAF

The market research notice seeks netting that can stop Group 1 drones and meet wind-load standards for six shelters.

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Tentative plans for anti-drone nets at Tyndall highlight a still heated debate within the USAF about investing in physical hardening.

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The U.S. Air Force has announced a search for contractors to install drone protection networks around F-35 fighter sheds at Tindall Air Base in Florida. The 325th U.S. Air Force Contract Service squadron at Tindall Air Base in Florida has begun a search for contractors capable of installing anti-dronic nets around six F-35 fighter sheds, written by The War Zone, each of which has a length of 630 feet, a width of 65 feet and a height of 30 feet, …

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aerotime.aero broke the news on Monday, November 9, 2026.
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