SOF WEEK 2024, TAMPA,  Florida. Dave Reynolds, SVP of Special Ops and Asymmetric Solutions at CACI explains the company's focus on understanding and addressing the challenges faced by Special Operations Forces (SOF) this week at SOF Week 2024 in the Tampa Convention Center.

SOF WEEK 2024--TAMPA, Fla. Dominance in the spectrum domain is goal of the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) and especially of USSOCOM [United States Special Operations Command]. In an interview I did with Pete Gallagher, Maj. Gen., U.S. Army (Ret.) and Senior Vice President for Technology and Solutions, CACI International Inc. at SOF Week 2024 in Tampa, he and I discussed the capabilities CACI delivers to USSOCOM for dominating the electromagnetic spectrum. Pete also covered the counter-UAS [uncrewed aerial system] solutions his team is showcasing at SOF Week. Edited excerpts follow.

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