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Appendix C Additional Definitions
Pages 31-32

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... For example, a system with a deep magazine (e.g., a high-capacity battery for a radio frequency jamming system) would have zero stowed kills against targets outside of its maximum effective range, because the probability of hit would be zero.
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... In none of the above target acquisition levels is the force allegiance of the object confirmed-that is, it cannot be confirmed whether it is a friendly, threat, or a neutral sUAS. However, associating the above target acquisition information with available intelligence information and knowledge of friendly force sUAS operations, the operator or appropriate leader may make an identification-friend-or-foe assessment.
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Key Terms

  • stowed kills
  • deep magazine
  • air defense
  • acquisition sequence
  • flight path

  • weapons control
  • directed energy
  • engineering center
  • stored energy
  • fired numerous

  • frequency jamming
  • acquisition information
  • force suas
  • acquisition levels
  • munitions physically

  • sensors directorate
  • suas operations
  • defense operations
  • unmanned aircraft
  • electronic sensors

  • control order
  • actively destroying
  • magazine refers
  • urban operations
  • available intelligence

  • committee describes
  • taking control
  • actively taking
  • friendly force
  • intelligence information


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