The Air Force Research Laboratory's new microwave weapon for counter-unmanned aerial system operations was delivered Monday for testing, which is expected to begin next week. The two-phase testing of the Tactical High-Power Operational Responder will stretch through early June, according to Air Force spokeswoman Eva Blaylock. THOR program manager Amber Anderson described it as a "shipping container-sized microwave weapon that disables the electronics in flying drones." She told Inside Defense in an email today the first phase of testing...
