Drones in New Jersey: What We Know So Far

Picatinny Arsenal, a military base in New Jersey, has been quietly developing drones to combat weapons of mass destruction (WMDs). The US Army awarded a company a $50 million contract in 2018 to create these drones. They can map urban areas and keep an eye out for potential WMD threats. But don't worry, the Arsenal says it's not behind the mysterious drones buzzing around the state. The Arsenal has spotted some drones over its area, but they don't know who's controlling them. The base is a big deal for the military, developing all sorts of weapons and ammunition. It's been around since 1880 and employs thousands of people. So, why all the fuss about these mystery drones? Well, they've been making some New Jersey residents uneasy. Lawmakers want answers, but no one's sure where these drones are coming from. Could they be from other countries? No one knows yet.