Dutch Navy to Equip Fleet with Destinus C-UAS Interceptor Drones
The program will deliver interceptor systems, ship integration and logistics support as the navy develops a lower-cost layer against high-volume aerial threats.
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The Royal Navy of the Netherlands or Koninklijke Marine has started a program to equip its fleet with new anti-drone systems (C-UAS) to improve the defense against drone attacks. To this end, the Ministry of Defense of Amsterdam has signed a contract with Destinus to provide and implement this new technology....
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The Concept Development & Evaluation programme also covers logistics support and work towards a possible initial operating capability. Completion is scheduled for the second quarter of 2027. The project responds to the rising cost of defending ships against large numbers of inexpensive aerial threats. It aims to give the Navy an additional interceptor layer without relying on premium air-defence missiles for every engagement. Hornet B2 uses a di…
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