Under current interpretations of the United States Code, certain military sites—including training bases—are not explicitly listed as assets that must be defended against drones. As a result, installations such as Luke Air Force Base in Arizona, where fifth-generation F-35 pilots are trained, are not formally designated as sites authorized to employ counter-UAS measures.

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Ultimately in the interest of public safety it is wreckless and irresponsible to possess such weapons and not have the basic security to keep drones out. It is like building a nuclear missile silo and leaving the door unlocked.

Lock the damn door.