While the similarities between flying a drone in real-life conflict and Call of Duty are slim, players do possess qualities ...

Ukraine's special drone unit Typhoon said gamers have the skillset needed for the complexities and speed of drone operations.

TL;DR: The Ukrainian military believes Call of Duty players make excellent drone pilots due to their experience with fast-paced decision-making and complex controls. However, real drone warfare is ...

TL;DR: Peter Tripp Akemann, a co-founder of a Call of Duty studio, has admitted guilt for crashing a drone into a firefighting aircraft during efforts to extinguish wildfires in Los Angeles.

Rally drivers are often naturally great at racing simulation games like Dirt, and vice versa, so you'd think the same would apply to warfare. Indeed, members ...

"People think flying a military drone is like playing 'Call of Duty,' until they realize there's no restart option," a Typhoon operator told Business Insider, referencing the popular war-themed ...