US Army Offers $5K Reward for Drone Theft Suspects

0:00On March 12, the U.S. Army is offering a $5,000 reward for tips leading to the arrest of two suspects who stole four drones from Fort. Campbell, a base on the Kentucky Tennessee border. The theft happened between November 21 and 24, 2025, from a secure engineer battalion building. Investigators release photos of the masked men dressed in dark sweatshirts, gloves, and face coverings. They fled and they light-colored four-door sedan and a dark four-door pickup truck. This manhunt ramps up a mid-growing worries over possible Iranian drone attacks on American soil. The FBI recently warned California law enforcement about potential retaliatory strikes from Iran linked to tensions in the Middle East. President Trump said the threats are under investigation, noting the U.S. is tracking sleeper cells and ready to respond strongly, if needed. Fort Campbell houses over 30,000 active duty soldiers. Public tips have already helped the ongoing probe. Though details remain limited as Army criminal investigators continue their work.

1:02With Homeland Security concerns rising, authorities hope the reward brings quick results.