Centcom Benefits From Project Agincourt, Drone Dominance Efforts
What happened
The US Department of War said frontline troops in the US Central Command area have received more than 25,000 drones and counter-drone systems so far this year.
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Official source: US Department of War news: Centcom Benefits From Project Agincourt, Drone Dominance Efforts
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