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AirNorth AmericaJun 29, 2026

Army Builds an AI-Enabled 'Drone Contact' Layer

The U.S. Army is building an AI-enabled 'drone contact' layer to fuse UAS sensor data into a real-time tactical picture. The system integrates with existing C2 networks and counter-UAS workflows. It aims to accelerate target identification and engagement decisions. Deployment supports the Army's emerging drone-centric warfighting doctrine.

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