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The Royal Netherlands Navy (RNLN) has announced plans to integrate Destinus' containerized drone interceptor, known as the Hornet C-UAS, onto its surface fleet ships. This counter-unmanned aircraft system is designed to protect naval vessels from drone threats. The integration will involve placing the system in a containerized format for easy deployment on various ship classes. The move aims to enhance the defensive capabilities of the Dutch surface fleet against evolving aerial drone attacks. The announcement was made via Naval Technology, highlighting a step forward in naval force protection.
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The Royal Netherlands Navy (RNLN) will integrate Destinus’ containerised drone interceptor onto ships in its surface fleet. This development supports the advancement of the Hornet Counter-Unmanned Aircraft System (C-UAS) to enhance fleet protection.
This article originally appeared on Naval Technology.
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