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Netting To Shield F-35s At Tyndall AFB From Drone Attacks Eyed By USAF
Why it’s here: Specialist defense-tech reporting on USAF contracting for counter-drone netting at Tyndall and the service's policy debate over base hardening against UAS threats, which bears directly on defense acquisition and counter-UAS policy.
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6d agoThe War ZoneNetting To Shield F-35s At Tyndall AFB From Drone Attacks Eyed By USAFU.S. Air Force 325th Contracting Squadron seeks market research on contractors to install counter-drone netting around six sunshade shelters for F-35s at Tyndall AFB.1 outletRoboticsDefense9 linked
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- Joint Interagency Task Force 401
- Department of the Air Force
- Gen. Kenneth Wilsbach
- F-35A