Organizing training for responding to Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) incidents is a critical yet challenging task. By employing two straightforward scenarios, we can show you how to administer impactful training while minimizing the time required for setup and execution. These training scenarios allow everyone, not just First Responders and specialized units, to exercise their response to UAS incidents to build proficiency, enhance safety, and improve readiness. 

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We were founded in 2024 with a mission to provide training aids to help first responders learn how to deal with hazards associated with Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS). 

We’ve seen first hand that knowing how to identify, report and respond to a grounded sUAS or an associated payload is a critical knowledge gap that is persistent in both the military and public safety realms. 

Looking around, we see a lot of opportunities for knowledge gaps to cause serious problems when it comes to responding to sUAS (small Unmanned Aircraft Systems) and their related threats. 

The potential for a significant sUAS incident is an unfortunate reality and the UAS threat doesn’t only exist abroad but is also an emerging domestic issue. So, we’re here because we don’t want to see people who are encountering sUAS end up in a dangerous situation due to a lack of training. You work hard to keep your people safe every day, we’ll provide the tools to help you do that.