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The Military Can Now Shoot Down Drones Getting Too Close To Installations Corey Dickstein, Stars and Stripes Other August 08, 2017 at 07:32 AM news Flickr photo/PIVISO U.S. military officials are now authorized to destroy personal or commercial drones flying into restricted airspace in and around 133 domestic military installations, Pentagon officials said Monday. Read More Show Less commercial drones Federal Aviation Administration Jeff Davis rules of engagement
