King Asks Energy Secretary How Canceling Approved, Permitted Renewable Projects Promotes Certainty in Marketplace
that issue, both with security concerns with drones that we learned more recently on the wars—,” Secretary Wright
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King Highlights Impacts of Extraordinary Military Resources Moving to Middle East
example, in Poland? Disinformation, cyber-attacks, even drone incursions what are the Russians up to, are they building
King: America Must Improve Drone Capabilities as Technology Changes Cost and Agility of War
emphasized the critical need to improve drone manufacturing capabilities as changing technologies impact the cost and methods … Committee (SASC), Senator King questioned Mr. Travis Metz, Drone Dominance Program Manager at the Department of Defense
Senator Collins’ Statement on Iran War Powers Resolution
enormous stockpiles of missiles and one-way attack drones and the industrial capacity to continue to expand
King Questions Whether U.S. Has “Now Delegated” War Decisions to Other Countries
ballistic missile, cruise missile, and one way attack drones,”replied Under Secretary Colby. “That has been going
King: Ukraine’s Defense Against Russia Proving Modern Value of Drone Warfare
Force, on the importance of prioritizing America’s drone warfare capabilities, as well as supporting technologies such … Senator King highlighted Ukraine’s extensive use of drones for aerial reconnaissance and attacks and noted that
“Adaptation of New Technology is What Wins Wars” King Stresses in Armed Services Hearings
several technologies. We’ve been slow on drones, hypersonics, and particularly on directed energy, which you didn … mention. In the age of drones, directed energy can be more important than ever. The prior administration woefully
King: Modern, Cost-Effective Weapons Systems Should be Deployed in Red Sea, Future Conflicts
knock down $20,000 Yemen drones cost $4 million apiece. Directed energy is an incrediblyimportant priority. The prior
King Tells DoD Nominee: Commit to Research and Development Because “Technology Wins Wars”
million per missile to knock$20,000 drones out in the Red Sea. Directed energy certainly ought