Aug. 30 at 4:10 PM
$DRSHF There is no mention in Hegseth’s memo about exactly what kinds of C-sUAS systems the Pentagon is looking to develop. As we have previously written, due to these restrictions, the U.S. military isn’t currently interested in fielding kinetic and directed energy capabilities, such as laser and high-power microwave weapons, surface-to-air interceptors, and gun systems, for defending domestic bases and other critical infrastructure from rapidly growing and evolving drone threats. Instead, the focus is on electronic warfare and cyber warfare, and other ‘soft-kill’ options, at least for the time being.
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