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US Air Force to Buy DJI Drones for Counter-UAS Training

The US Air Force is seeking to buy Chinese-made DJI drones to serve as live targets for counter-UAS training, opting for real aircraft over simulators so operators and sensors can be tested against the radio-frequency and electronic signatures they are most likely to face.

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