The Vehicle-Agnostic Modular Palletized ISR Rocket Equipment (VAMPIRE) technology was part of a broader $3 billion military aid package announced by the Biden administration earlier this week.

The Ukraine-Russia war highlights the need for more U.S. troops to learn how to use counter-drone weapons on the frontlines of future battlefields, according to the director of the Pentagon’s Joint Counter-small Unmanned Aircraft Systems Office.

The chairman’s mark for the Senate Appropriations Committee’s fiscal 2023 defense spending bill recommends cutting $106 million from the Army’s budget request to buy capabilities to defeat small drones.

The ongoing conflict demonstrates the need for secure battlefield communication and the potential for soldiers to undermine it.

Multiple branches of the U.S. military are eager to add more loitering munitions to their arsenals.

The corps is requesting information on drone interceptors to counter incoming drones, a tech-heavy problem for DOD.