The listing gives US military and federal buyers a streamlined route to acquire the high-power microwave counter-drone system.
Leonidas was added to the JIATF-401 Counter-UAS Marketplace after meeting the program’s criteria. Epirus says the system can disable multiple drones and work against radio-controlled, fibre-linked or autonomous targets.
Marketplace inclusion is a procurement-enablement step, not evidence of a new customer order, fielding decision or operational performance in combat.
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