The rapid growth of drone warfare is reshaping Ground Based Air Defence (GBAD). Land forces need systems that can detect, track and respond to an increasing range of sophisticated aerial threats without requiring costly and operationally disruptive system overhauls. This has necessitated a strategic shift from single-solution systems toward layered, upgradeable architectures that can be adapted over time to meet the latest threats and operational needs. No one-size-fits-all As aerial threats continue to evolve, no single sensor or effector can address the full spectrum of airborne challenges. Ground forces need protection from a range of threats, from small drones and…
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