"We've got young kids right now that are going out, and their sole job is to make sure that these things are keeping their charge."
"The Corps sees drones as critically important for Marines to prepare for future combat, and are experimenting with them across a wide range of tasks."
The Marine Corps plans to deploy 40,000 additional drones, necessitating careful management of lithium batteries. These batteries require special storage and monitoring due to their volatile nature. Col. Jeremie Hester highlighted the risks of battery mismanagement, including fire hazards. The Corps is training personnel to ensure batteries remain charged and safe. Drones are seen as vital for future combat, with various applications including surveillance and resupply. Marines will need training for multiple drone types, emphasizing the importance of preparation and logistics.
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