The US Army wants to see new weapons on the battlefield faster. Tyler Kendall sat down with US Army Secretary Dan Driscoll to discuss the Pentagon's plan to open up five military ranges to private industry. (Source: Bloomberg)
The US Army wants to see new weapons on the battlefield faster. Tyler Kendall sat down with US Army Secretary Dan Driscoll to discuss the Pentagon's plan to open up five military ranges to private industry. (Source: Bloomberg)
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The US Army wants to see new weapons on the battlefield faster. So the Pentagon will open up five military ranges to private industry to let them test drones, counter-drone technology, long-range missiles, low-cost air defense interceptors and other weapons. Bloomberg's Tyler Kendall sat down with US Army Secretary Dan Driscoll. (Source: Bloomberg)
