To direct the Secretary of the Army to provide a briefing to Congress on the efforts of the Army to field passive multi-static radar detection technology for mobile counter-UAS systems, and for other purposes.

Bill 118 hr 9291, titled "To direct the Secretary of the Army to provide a briefing to Congress on the efforts of the Army to field passive multi-static radar detection technology for mobile counter-UAS systems, and for other purposes," aims to require the Secretary of the Army to provide a detailed briefing to Congress on the progress and implementation of passive multi-static radar detection technology for mobile counter-Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS).

The bill specifically focuses on the Army's efforts to utilize passive multi-static radar detection technology, which is a type of radar system that uses multiple receivers to detect and track UAS without emitting any signals that could potentially be detected by the UAS. This technology is crucial for countering the increasing threat posed by UAS, particularly in military operations.

The briefing to be provided to Congress will include information on the Army's current capabilities and limitations in utilizing passive multi-static radar detection technology, as well as any plans for further development and deployment of this technology. The purpose of the briefing is to ensure that Congress is informed about the Army's efforts in this area and can provide appropriate oversight and support. Overall, Bill 118 hr 9291 seeks to enhance the Army's ability to effectively detect and counter UAS threats through the use of advanced radar technology, ultimately contributing to the overall security and defense capabilities of the United States.