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Military Tests Counter-Drone Systems at Yuma Proving Ground

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What happened

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Acting U.S Secretary of the Army Adam Telle visited Yuma Proving Ground to witness Falcon Peak 26.2, a counter-small unmanned aircraft systems experiment and demonstration operation. The operation uses drones to protect the southern border and aerial space. During the month-long testing, leaders reported 378 detections, 75 turn-backs, 12 engagements, and one drone capture on the border.

From kyma.com

Why it matters

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The testing highlights the use of layered defense tools and involves a wide breadth of industry partners supporting the protection of American assets. This type of operation indicates ongoing government investment and testing in advanced defense technologies.

From kyma.com

Who's involved

  • Kevin HicksLt. Col. Kevin Hicks, who spoke about the testing and industry support
  • Yuma CountyYuma County, where the Proving Ground is located

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