This Week in Drones: Training for the Counter-Drone Era
November 4, 2025
In this Green Room episode of This Week in Drones, host David Lewin sits down with Bill Edwards, Director of C-UAS Operations and Training at
In this Green Room episode of This Week in Drones, host David Lewin sits down with Bill Edwards, Director of C-UAS Operations and Training at
The first-ever UAS Hack Challenge is taking place from August 19 to 23, 2024, in Rome, New York, at the ORION at NTROPEE facility. This
The French Navy has completed its latest counter-drone exercise, Wildfire 25.2, designed to test the ability of naval crews to respond to complex multi-domain threats.
The Oklahoma National Guard employed Aaronia’s AARTOS counter-drone system as the official “truth system” during Exercise Thunderstruck 2.0 at Camp Gruber Training Center earlier this month. Thunderstruck
The United States and Saudi Arabia have conducted the Middle East’s largest live-fire counter-UAS exercise, bringing together more than 300 personnel and 20 different systems
As drone threats grow more sophisticated and widespread, NATO has rapidly scaled up its counter-UAS efforts across strategy, technology, and operations. From multinational exercises to
The Marine Corps is seeking contracted support to provide specialized counter-UAS training for Force Reconnaissance units, according to a SAM.gov solicitation released Monday. These elite Marines, often
Australian defense technology firm DroneShield has announced its participation in Project FlyTrap, a multinational counter-UAS exercise led by the U.S. Army V Corps. The exercise, running
Senior leaders at Fort Sill recently completed a condensed version of the Joint Counter-small Unmanned Aircraft Systems (C-sUAS) University’s Installation Protection Course, aimed at preparing the installation
The Colombian Armed Forces are actively enhancing their counter-UAS capabilities in response to the escalating threat posed by armed groups deploying commercial drones. In late April, the Colombian Army
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