New Hegseth counter-drone homeland security memo says ‘accept prudent risks’ but don’t ‘cut corners’

Secretary of War Pete Hegseth signed a new drone-related memorandum this week designed to further cut down on long-standing bureaucracies that slow down the process of fielding new weapons systems. Hegseth signed the “Accelerating Employ…
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