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Fort Liberty, North Carolina (NC) • United States
3550 All American Fwy, Fort Liberty, NC 28310, USA
Lat: 35.1221 • Lng: -78.9791

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May 30, 2026 9:04 AM Approved • Added DoD drone prohibition for Fort Liberty with 82nd Airborne parachute operations, Pope Field Class D, and 10 USC 130i security authority.
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Your proposed edit detailing the drone prohibition at Fort Liberty and Pope Army Airfield has been approved. This aligns with Department of Defense regulations prohibiting drone operations within military installations. The added context regarding the 82nd Airborne Division's parachute operations, Pope Field's Class D airspace, and the security authority under 10 U.S.C. § 130i enhances understanding of the area's drone flight considerations. The outline has been updated to accurately represent the restricted area.
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Summary — Fort Liberty (formerly Fort Bragg) and Pope Army Airfield prohibit all unauthorized UAS operations. The installation is home to the 82nd Airborne Division with constant military parachute, aircraft, and special operations activity.
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## Drone Rules - Fort Liberty / Fort Bragg

**All civilian UAS operations are prohibited** within Fort Liberty and Pope Army Airfield (KPOB) airspace without DoD authorization.

### Airspace / Site Context
- Pope Field (KPOB) Class D from surface; military tower active 24/7
- Fayetteville Regional Airport (KFAY) Class C lies 10 miles SE
- 82nd Airborne Division conducts frequent mass parachute operations over the installation
- Special Forces units conduct classified exercises; airspace above is security-sensitive

### Key Rules
- No UAS without written DoD/installation authorization
- Temporary flight restrictions activate during airborne operations
- UAS detected above installation trigger immediate security response
- 10 U.S.C. 130i authorizes military to disable UAS deemed security threats

### Source
- Fort Liberty: https://home.army.mil/liberty
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+ ## Drone Rules - Fort Liberty / Fort Bragg
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+ **All civilian UAS operations are prohibited** within Fort Liberty and Pope Army Airfield (KPOB) airspace without DoD authorization.
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+ ### Airspace / Site Context
+ - Pope Field (KPOB) Class D from surface; military tower active 24/7
+ - Fayetteville Regional Airport (KFAY) Class C lies 10 miles SE
+ - 82nd Airborne Division conducts frequent mass parachute operations over the installation
+ - Special Forces units conduct classified exercises; airspace above is security-sensitive
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+ ### Key Rules
+ - No UAS without written DoD/installation authorization
+ - Temporary flight restrictions activate during airborne operations
+ - UAS detected above installation trigger immediate security response
+ - 10 U.S.C. 130i authorizes military to disable UAS deemed security threats
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+ ### Source
+ - Fort Liberty: https://home.army.mil/liberty
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