Daher Completes Maiden Flight of EyePulse MALE Drone Demonstrator Daher has successfully completed the first flight of its EyePulse medium altitude, long endurance (MALE) drone demonstrator on Decembe...
WASHINGTON — As unmanned aerial threats proliferate across NATO’s Eastern frontier, the US Army is fundamentally reimagining how military organizations develop and deploy counter-drone capabilities. During Project Flytrap 4. The exercise represents far more than a traditional acquisition competition. According to Brigadier General Curtis King, chief of the 10th Army Air and Missile Defense Command, the effort directly supports “strengthening NATO’s Eastern point deterrence line against drone threats, specifically against what we’ve called one-way attack drones.”