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C-UAS Defeat Systems (Kinetic or Non-Kinetic)

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G-TEAD SETAF-AF ACE 27-01: C-UAS Fly Away Kit powered by xTech

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AgencyDepartment Of The Army
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Supplies defeat mechanisms to neutralize Group 1-3 sUAS for prime contractors on Department of the Army C-UAS projects. Provisions jamming, spoofing, or kinetic intercept capabilities with authority-gated effects and emergency fail-safes. Ensures controlled collateral effects for use near airfields. Requires TRL 6+ and TAA compliance. Delivers a functional defeat system integrated into the Fly Away Kit.

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