Why are drones flying above Barksdale Air Force Base? Investigation underway
Between March 9-15, 12-15 sophisticated drones flew over sensitive base areas, testing security with jamming resistance and long-range control, officials said.
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Drones Broached Restricted Airspace Over Nuclear B-52 Bomber Fleet in Barksdale, Louisiana
Screenshot Lawmakers in Louisiana are set to receive classified briefings on “multiple waves” of unauthorized drones buzzing above a critical Air Force base. Twelve to fifteen sophisticated drones flew over the base the week of March 9. No one defended against them or shot any down. Therefore, no one knows who is behind them. We did nothing. Republican Senator Bill Cassidy expects to be debriefed on Friday on the recent incursions at Barksdale A…
Iran's drone attacks raise concerns about U.S. readiness for next-gen threats
The war in Ukraine is providing a real-time testing ground for nations defending against drones. But unidentified drones are also an ongoing concern in the United States. This month, a swarm of drones repeatedly hovered around Barksdale Air Force Base in northwest Louisiana. Liz Landers discussed more with retired Air Force Lt. Gen. Dave Deptula.
Air base drone incursion: What to know about incident over B-52 bombers
Law enforcement officials have been left scratching their heads over an incident earlier this month at Barksdale Air Force Base, where multiple unauthorized drones were detected flying over the home of the B-52 bomber. The incidents, which occurred during the week of March 9, are one of multiple instances in recent weeks in which domestic military bases have discovered drones flying overhead, demonstrating the threats they pose to national secur…
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