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(Fargo, ND) -- The head of a tech start-up in Grand Forks is commenting, after his company won a $1.2 million federal award to build a new security system for Grand Forks Air Force Base. "It is a complex technology, it does involve artificial intelligence as well, but we are making all of this complex technology easy to use," said Thread founder and CEO Dr. Josh Reidy. Reidy

GRAND FORKS, N.D. (KFGO/KNOX) - A tech company in Grand Forks has received over a million dollars to develop an unmanned aerial system to bolster secu...

Grand Forks-based Thread -- formerly known as Airtonomy, a technology startup -- has received a $1.2 million a...

GRAND FORKS, N.D. (KFGO/KNOX) - A tech company in Grand Forks has received over a million dollars to develop an unmanned aerial system to bolster secu...

With the award, Thread, formerly known as Airtonomy, will develop software for the base to use drones to patrol its perimeter.

The 42nd Mission Support Group hosted a Readiness Reset Exercise in which a small team of Airmen from across the base participated in rigorous combat scenarios.

Instructing students is a very different side to security forces. Instructors for the 435th Security Forces Squadron create an environment that makes learning and sharing knowledge accessible.

The FBI says it’s investigating a shooting after an airman at Shaw Air Force Base shot a man who “illegally gained access” to the base.

An airman at Shaw Air Force Base in South Carolina shot a "gate runner" who was trying to illegally enter the base on Friday.

Officials say an Airman shot a person who was attempting to illegally enter Shaw Air Force Base