How the Army’s training ‘crucible’ bases are changing
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A year ago, an Army brigade rotating through the service’s major training center in Hohenfels, Germany might launch a few hundred drones during a 14-day exercise. Soldiers would get even less use of the systems designed to counter those drones.
The reasons ranged from German airspace restrictions over the training area to U.S. units simply arriving without any drones they knew how to use.
Now, that number has skyrocketed, according to the general in charge there.
“We went from abo
The reasons ranged from German airspace restrictions over the training area to U.S. units simply arriving without any drones they knew how to use.
Now, that number has skyrocketed, according to the general in charge there.
“We went from abo
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