Khork enlisted in the National Guard in 2009 and was commissioned as a Military Police Officer in the Army Reserve in 2014. "It's essential because things are going to get through, especially against more sophisticated enemies, there's no way to have a 100% interception rate," Molly Campbell, a drone expert with the Center for a New American Security, told ABC News about the need for more robust buildings for troops to operate out of abroad. A separate Pentagon internal investigation in January, which focused on bases within the United States, found, "a large percentage of installations" do not have the ability to conduct counter-drone operations, adding there are critical gaps in training across the military and procedures for defense that aren't standardized.
Author: Steven Beynon
Published at: 2026-03-03 23:04:33
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