Gauntlet Phase 2.5: Bomber Competition
The Pentagon’s Drone Dominance Program has launched Gauntlet Phase 2.5, Mission C, focused on reusable bomber/dropper UAS platforms.
Tracking the evolution of unmanned warfare.
The Pentagon’s Drone Dominance Program has launched Gauntlet Phase 2.5, Mission C, focused on reusable bomber/dropper UAS platforms.
The UK’s civilian-event C-UAS approach is increasingly based on deployable, layered systems that can protect public venues, airports, and critical infrastructure while operating inside stringent aviation, spectrum, and public-safety rules.
NATO is emphasizing an AI-enabled sensor-fusion architecture for counter-UAS that can combine radar, RF detectors, cameras, and acoustic sensors into one coherent air picture.
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