| C-UAS System | Purpose | |
| Drone Buster | Handheld jammer and EW system |  |
| M-LIDS | Electronic warfare & kinetic defeat vehicle |  |
| Smart Shooter (SMASH) | Kinetic anti-drone rifle sight for small unmanned targets |  |
| Coyote Launcher | Mounted kinetic anti-drone launcher |  |
| Ninja | Fixed site EW and detection system |  |
| Modi | Dismounted communications jammer |  |
| FS-LIDS | Fixed EW anti-drone system |  |
| L-Madis | Vehicle-mounted EW anti-drone system |  |
| FAAD C2 | C2 system used for countering indirect fire and UAS attacks |  |
| MEDUSA C2 | C2 software used for the Ninja system |  |
| ADSI | Tactical C2 system used with the L-Madis |  |
| Corian | Passive/active sensor system for detecting UAS |  |
| Skyview | Long-range UAS detection and tracking system |  |
| Windtalker | Passive UAS detection system |  |
| Bal Chatri | Individually carried UAS detection and alert device |  |
A U.S. Marine assigned to Special Purpose Marine-Air Ground Task Force - Crisis Response - Central Command, operates a Drone Buster during counter unmanned aircraft systems (C-UAS) training at the Baghdad Embassy Compound in Iraq, Oct. 9, 2020. The C-UAS training focused on the fundamentals detecting and deterring threats posed by UAS operations. The SPMAGTF-CR-CC is a crisis response force, prepared to deploy a variety of capabilities across the region. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Gunnery Sgt. Artur Shvartsberg)
