NATO's Arctic artillery forces are learning to dig, hide, and move to dodge drones

British forces prepare to fire artillery rounds in Norway. Jake Epstein/Business Insider The proliferation of drones in Ukraine means soldiers are always being watched by the enemy. In the Arctic, NATO artillery units said they are using lessons from the war in their own planning. Western troops are learning when to dig, hide, and move. SETERMOEN, Norway — More than 150 miles above the Arctic Circle, NATO artillery crews are training for modern battlefields where drones mean moving isn't al...