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Army To Demo More ‘Production-Ready’ Company-Level Small UAS, May Add To New Marketplace

By Matthew Beinart

Thursday, November 13th, 2025

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Army To Demo More ‘Production-Ready’ Company-Level Small UAS, May Add To New Marketplace

The Anduril Ghost X (U.S. Army photo by Staff Sgt. LaShic Patterson)

The Army is canvassing industry for more “production-ready” small drones that could participate in flight demonstrations and potentially be delivered to support maneuver units, eyeing solutions it could add to its forthcoming unmanned aircraft system (UAS) marketplace. A new notice details the Army’s intent to build on feedback gathered to date for the Company-Level Small UAS (sUAS) program with systems it previously fielded to fulfill an initial directed requirement. “This effort is intended to inform industry of the Army's emerging…

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