U.S. Special Operations Command has sent Congress a nearly $200 million list of unfunded priorities, highlighting the need to counter unmanned aerial systems, according to documents obtained by Inside Defense . The $30 million in counter-UAS funding, which SOCOM did not formally request for fiscal year 2020, would accelerate prototyping and rapid fielding efforts, the documents state . SOCOM is "pursuing combat evaluations, rapid prototyping, and rapid fielding efforts within the recently established Middle Tier of Acquisition," according to the...
