Giving counter-UAS operators 75 km of advance warning throws the advantage to them
Source: Breaking Defense
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Counter-UAS must be able to respond to rapidly changing threats such as smaller, more maneuverable drones and swarms. At AUSA, we spoke with CACI’s James Milam about the drone threat and the counter-UAS response.
Classification
Analytical Domain
Operational
Primary Category
Weapons & Equipment
Subcategory
Drone/UAV
SALUTE Report
Activity
Counter-UAS operators are responding to rapidly changing threats from smaller, more maneuverable drones and swarms.
Location
Unit
CACI
Equipment
dronescounter-UAS systems
Summary
Counter-UAS operators are adapting to rapidly changing threats posed by smaller, more maneuverable drones and swarms. Insights were provided by James Milam from CACI regarding the challenges and responses in countering these drone threats.
Key Facts
- Counter-UAS operators must respond to rapidly changing threats.
- Smaller, more maneuverable drones and swarms are a significant threat.
- CACI's James Milam provided insights on the drone threat and counter-UAS response.