May 20, 2026 3:21 PM
Updated May 21, 2026 12:49 AM
Czech drone manufacturer U&C has received a contract to deliver unmanned aerial systems to US Army units in Europe, supporting scouting and base protection missions amid growing security concerns across the region.
Czech drone manufacturer U&C has received a contract to deliver unmanned aerial systems (UAS) to US Army units in Europe, supporting scouting and base protection missions amid growing security concerns across the region.
The award follows months of evaluations during military exercises simulating high-intensity scenarios, where the platforms reportedly demonstrated high reliability and resistance to electronic warfare in near-combat conditions.
The company said it will deliver the systems in partnership with Illinois-based ATP Gov to execute the contract.
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government contracts•US Army•Czech Republic•Intelligence Surveillance and Reconnaissance•Intelligence•reconnaissance vehicle•reconnaissance aircraft•the Czech Republic
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