SECURITYJun 29 · 12:16 UTCBREAKING DEFENSESeth J. Frantzman

Israel’s Smart Shooter sees c-UAS demand grow across US military: Exec

Israel’s Smart Shooter is experiencing growing demand for its counter-unmanned aircraft systems (c-UAS) across the US military due to the evolving threat of small drones, according to Smart Shooter VP Scott Thompson.

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