US Air Force Buys DJI Drones as Threat Training for US Nuclear Missile Base

The Air Force is moving forward with plans to buy DJI aircraft for counter-drone training at one of its intercontinental ballistic missile bases, despite the China-based company being barred from direct contracting with the Defence Department.

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US Air Force Buys DJI Drones  as Threat Training for US Nuclear Missile Base
A U.S. soldier flies a Chinese-made DJI Matrice drone during a training exercise on April 30, 2026.