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DEVCOM is working to make missiles fit for C-UAS purpose

The U.S. Army Combat Capabilities Development Command (DEVCOM) is spearheading efforts to advance missile technology for counter-UAS purposes.

Sarah Parker, Air and Missile Defense Capability Area Lead at the DEVCOM Aviation & Missile Center, provided some insights into this initiative during her presentation at the Counter UAS Technology USA conference.

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