Countering Small Uncrewed Aerial Systems is a report by the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS), authored by Shaan Shaikh, Tom Karako, and Michelle McLoughlin.

This study focuses primarily on counter-small uncrewed aerial systems (C-sUAS) for the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD).

Publication Date- November 2023

Countering Small Uncrewed Aerial Systems has three sections:

The first section aims to offer a concise analysis of the sUAS threat. The second section provides readers with a review of the methods to detect and defeat sUAS. The third and final section outlines the C-sUAS development path in the U.S. from urgent need, to refinement, to institutionalization.

This summary is posted with CSIS’s permission.

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Authors- Shaan Shaikh, Tom Karako, and Michelle McLoughlin

See Also-

Combined Arms Warfare and Unmanned Aircraft Systems

CSIS Online Event: A New Strategy for Countering Small Unmanned Aerial Systems

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