A modular, mobile Counter-UAS platform built for rapid integration and fielding — empowering operators to fit multiple effectors on a common, expeditionary architecture.
EAGLS synchronizes proven effectors into a single, modular system for Counter-UAS and surface-to-surface prosecution. Designed for speed of integration, it adapts to the mission and the platform — not the other way around — so operators field capability faster than the threat can evolve.
No single system defeats the drone threat. Modern air defense is layered — sensors, effectors, and shooters networked across ranges so what one layer misses, the next defeats. EAGLS is built for that fight: a mobile, multi-effector node that strengthens the point and short-range Counter-UAS layers and plugs into the wider architecture.
Empowering operators to fit multiple effectors, EAGLS is engineered for commonality and multi-mission flexibility across tactical platforms.
EAGLS has been fielded by the U.S. Army in support of operations in the CENTCOM theater — six systems delivered to date, with MSI actively working additional U.S. service and allied opportunities.
Integration depth and decision velocity move EAGLS from requirement to fielded system faster than larger primes.
A modular, open architecture lets operators tailor the effector loadout to the threat and mission.
Not a slideware concept — EAGLS is in the hands of U.S. Army operators supporting CENTCOM, and engineered to scale as demand grows.