XVIII Airborne Corps Tests Counter-UAS Technology in Preparation for Scarlet Dragon
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U.S. Army tests counter-drone systems from more than 50 companies as it builds layered defense ahead of Scarlet Dragon
The Counter-UAS Integration and Planning Conference brought together sensor manufacturers, command-and-control developers, communications providers and companies developing common operating pictures. The Army tested how individual technologies perform and how they can work together as part of a broader defensive fires architecture. “What we wanted to look for is their capability to perform individually, as well as with each other between all of …
XVIII Airborne Corps Tests Counter-UAS Technology in Preparation for Scarlet Dragon
More than 50 companies gathered at the Lt. Gen. James M. Gavin Joint Innovation Outpost Aug. 11-13 to build a layered, integrated defense against unmanned aircraft systems, or UAS, as part of the Counter-UAS Integration and Planning Conference, ahead of Scarlet Dragon, in September 2026.
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