Counter-UAS
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L3Harris Technologies aims to secure $500 million in new orders for its VAMPIRE counter-UAS system, following a $100 million contract with the US Army. The company is expanding its portfolio of low-cost cruise missiles and interceptors for US forces and allies. This expansion is expected to enhance the capabilities of US and allied forces in countering unmanned aerial systems.
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US Air Forces in Europe – Air Forces Africa is enhancing its defense against unmanned aerial systems by fielding new equipment and improving training. This effort aims to strengthen the defensive posture in the region. The approach is layered and integrated, indicating a comprehensive strategy.
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Axon Vision introduces ForceField, a counter-drone protection system that stops FPV drone attacks without emitting signals. The system is designed to protect against drone threats. ForceField is a new development in counter-UAS technology.
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France has approved the use of 68 mm laser-guided rockets on the Rafale for counter-UAS operations. The decision follows successful trials launched in February 2026. The Rafale will use the TALIOS targeting pod to engage low-cost drones.
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A US Army couple, Staff Sgts. Alexis and Cameron Caratti, trained multinational partners on counter-UAS operations in Mongolia during Khaan Quest 26. The couple brought their expertise to the exercise, focusing on counter-unmanned aerial systems techniques. This training is part of a broader effort to enhance regional security capabilities.