OU security program could battle terrorism
TULSA — Fighting terrorism, pirates and drug smuggling on the high seas with new technology and concepts being developed in Oklahoma can lead to some economic benefits through more efficient shipping techniques and lower insurance premiums, officials said.
Two remotely operated vehicles — one on the ground and the second in the air — were demonstrated for the first time this month at the Tulsa Po...
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