On 28 October the US Army announced that, under its Permissive Test Range Expansion Initiative, Camp Atterbury (more than 34,000 acres with restricted airspace to 40,000 feet) and Muscatatuck (a 1,000-acre configurable urban site) have been added as locations where companies can test drone and counter-drone technology. They follow Camp Grayling, Dugway, West Cibola, Camp Shelby and AMTEC in Morocco; vendors apply through a dedicated site and a Test and Evaluation Command concierge team coordinates with the Indiana National Guard, with no guaranteed slots.
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AI & Security Observatory（2026-10-28）「米陸軍、インディアナ州のキャンプ・アタベリーとマスカタタックを商用無人機・対無人機の「許容的試験場」に指定」『AI & Security Observatory』、第1.0版、最終更新2026-10-30。https://ai-security-observatory.org/ja/brief/brief-20261030-20/
AI & Security Observatory (2026-10-28). US Army designates Camp Atterbury and Muscatatuck in Indiana as 'permissive' test sites for commercial drone and counter-drone technology . AI & Security Observatory, version 1.0. Updated 2026-10-30. https://ai-security-observatory.org/en/brief/brief-20261030-20/
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