The Future of Warfare: Drones' Rise and Limitations
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The US military lags behind China in drone technology, manufacturing, and deployment, as highlighted by recent exercises in Alaska that revealed technological and operational shortcomings. Despite efforts to catch up through policy changes and increased investment, the US faces challenges in developing a domestic drone industry capable of competing with China's dominant market, exemplified by Chinese company's market share and the US's reliance on foreign components and outdated equipment.
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