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Army fields launched effects to 11 of 12 divisions, with Griffon Aerospace supplying most systems

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The Army has provided launched effects to 11 of its 12 divisions, with Griffon Aerospace delivering the majority, according to a report. The fielding follows Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s 2025 Drone Dominance memo, which directed the service to equip each division headquarters and multi-domain task force with the systems.

Discovered 2026-11-09T10:04:56.347715-08:00 | 2026-11-09T10:04:56.347715-08:00

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  • Fielding at 11 of 12 divisions shows the Army is moving from a directive to broad deployment of launched effects, while one division remains unequipped.
  • Griffon Aerospace’s majority share makes the company a significant supplier in this effort; the report does not specify quantities, system types or contract value.

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