The interceptor, dubbed the Next Generation C-sUAS Missile, must be compatible with Raytheon's Coyote launcher, per the RFI.

The deployment tested how HIMARS can be quickly moved for extended range rather than staying vulnerable in a fixed position.

The U.S. Army wants new surface-to-air missiles, costing less than $150,000 apiece, that can destroy small drones.

It is part of an effort to reduce the cost difference between relatively inexpensive incoming enemy drones and the U.S. defensive weapons.

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Companies are surging Patriot missile production, but the demand from operators, and the West as it watches Russia and China, is tough to meet.

Huntsville, AL. – As the nature of warfare evolves, the U.S. Army is meeting that demand by accelerating the development of its next-generation Precision Strike Missile Increment 4, a key component of ...

U.S. Army Yuma Proving Ground (YPG) recently conducted a rapid test of the GRIZZLY vertical launcher for use with the AGM-179 Joint Air-to-Ground Missile (JAGM). The test follows on previous ...