The US military is rapidly enhancing security at its strategic nuclear bases with advanced counter-drone technology. AeroVironment received an $80.5 million contract for its Titan MS counter-drone system. This acquisition supports the Air Force Global Strike Command's layered defenses against AI-powered drone swarm attacks. The Titan system is an AI-driven solution that detects, tracks, and defeats small drones using multiple sensors. The conflict involving the US and Iran highlighted the vulnerability of military bases to inexpensive drone attacks. This incident served as a significant alert for the military to bolster its defenses. The investment aims to provide operators with effective tools to counter illicit drones. Beyond military bases, critical infrastructure like power substations and data centers will also receive enhanced protection. This trend is expected to fuel a multi-year boom for companies specializing in counter-unmanned aircraft systems. Recent industry activity, such as the sale of DZYNE Technologies, underscores the growing market for such technologies.