Source record

DoD OIG: Installation C-UAS Policy Report

Method: Programme analysis
Collected: 2026-01-01

Inspector General report finding that a large percentage of installations do not have the operational approval to use C-UAS capabilities and that different officials within the same military branch described varying interpretations of approved drone defense policies.

State Traffic Records Integration for National Safety Performance Management

Managing Feedstocks for Additive Manufacturing in a Tactical Environment: Supply Chain Security, Material Selection, Storage, and Resupply Doctrine for Forward-Deployed AM Operations

Armor in the Drone Age: Integrating C-UAS Training Into Combined Arms Doctrine, Formation Design, and Crew Standards for the Armored Force

State Traffic Records Integration for National Safety Performance Management

Managing Feedstocks for Additive Manufacturing in a Tactical Environment: Supply Chain Security, Material Selection, Storage, and Resupply Doctrine for Forward-Deployed AM Operations

Armor in the Drone Age: Integrating C-UAS Training Into Combined Arms Doctrine, Formation Design, and Crew Standards for the Armored Force

State Traffic Records Integration for National Safety Performance Management

Managing Feedstocks for Additive Manufacturing in a Tactical Environment: Supply Chain Security, Material Selection, Storage, and Resupply Doctrine for Forward-Deployed AM Operations

Armor in the Drone Age: Integrating C-UAS Training Into Combined Arms Doctrine, Formation Design, and Crew Standards for the Armored Force

State Traffic Records Integration for National Safety Performance Management

Managing Feedstocks for Additive Manufacturing in a Tactical Environment: Supply Chain Security, Material Selection, Storage, and Resupply Doctrine for Forward-Deployed AM Operations

Armor in the Drone Age: Integrating C-UAS Training Into Combined Arms Doctrine, Formation Design, and Crew Standards for the Armored Force