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Driscoll warned drones pose a 'threat of humanity's lifetime,' highlighting the severity of aerial security risks.
The Army Secretary said the Army leads counter-drone efforts, working with law enforcement and agencies across borders and events.
Driscoll described drones as a modern 'flying IED' that can be cheap and rapid to deploy across borders.
The official noted rising unauthorized drone activity near military sites and large civilian gatherings.
Driscoll emphasized layered defenses and the need for clear command and control across domestic deployments.
Regulatory efforts aim to map what is in the sky at any moment, according to Driscoll.
The Army plans to support commercial drone progress while protecting security.
Driscoll linked drone efforts to national leadership and rapid innovation under U.S. policy.
The discussion comes as lawmakers push back on unauthorized drone flights and security gaps.
Driscoll cited increased drone activity near events like NFL games, Olympics, and the World Cup.

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Driscoll says drones pose a major threat and require a layered defense with radar, interceptors, and interagency cooperation.
Driscoll calls for public–private collaboration, citing a rapid AI-friendly approach with CEOs to bolster U.S. drone tech.
SkyFoundry is proposed to build domestic drone components and empower private partners to purchase from the Army.
Driscoll emphasizes Ukraine as a ' Silicon Valley of warfare' learning ground for U.S. drone and AI capabilities.
Driscoll links drone innovation to national security goals, citing the Olympics and World Cup as events needing protection.
The Army plans to buy a million drones over the next two to three years to bolster readiness.
Driscoll critiques shutdown-induced delays, calling it a sign of broader governance problems.
Driscoll notes China remains a key strategic competitor in drone production and defense.
The interview highlights the need for a digital information layer to share sensing data across ground forces.
Driscoll positions U.S. drone development as a joint effort with federal and local law enforcement for homeland security.

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