Drone warfare is emerging as a central strategic tool in the push to expand American military power. Since the long-range missile carriers of the early 2020s, drones have advanced dramatically to an entirely new generation of warfare, now coming into sharper focus during the Russia-Ukraine War. It’s not just Russia. Other U.S. adversaries are now well into manufacturing drones, often pioneering inexpensive ways to mass-produce basic but deadly drones. So, what can the Pentagon and the Trump administration do to stay ahead of a technology that is actively shaping ongoing military conflicts around the world?Â
Washington Times National Security Correspondent Bill Gertz answers questions on how drones are changing modern warfare and reshaping U.S. military strategy.
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