The recently published 'De Gruyter Handbook of Drone Warfare' by James Patton Rogers offers a comprehensive examination of drone warfare through contributions from various experts in the field. Highlighting advancements in agricultural technology, a report indicates that the use of drones in agriculture has surged, with 35% of ag retailers utilizing them, and expected to rise to 51% in the next three years. Additionally, the U.S. Army has patented a new drone tethering system designed to allow drones to recharge in-flight, potentially extending their operational capabilities significantly. The military continues to invest in loitering munitions like the Switchblade drones, with plans to deploy over 1,000 units, enhancing precision in modern warfare. These developments reflect the growing integration of drone technology across different sectors, from military to agriculture, indicating a transformative shift in operational strategies. The ongoing exploration of drone capabilities is set to redefine both combat and commercial applications.