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Following an almost three month solicitation evaluation, competitive flight demonstrations, and more, the Rapid Reconfigurable Systems Line was selected as a winning Uncrewed Aircraft System for US Army. 

This solicitation evaluated SUAS systems on their balance of high-performance, production capacity, and cost and represents that the RRSL 

“This selection reinforces the work we have done, not only to make the RRSL the optimal drone for high-performance mission sets where you may need Autonomy, Swarms, or Fiber all in one, but for lower cost and higher volume orders as well.” said Jeremy Schnipke, Chief Executive Officer of Strategic Logix. “We are honored to support the Army once again in this effort, but can’t wait to get back to work and start developing wh

Fayetteville, NC — Strategic Logix is proud to be the Premier Sponsor of the Drone Competition (DCOMP), a first-of-its-kind event where military, academia, industry, and private citizens compete side-by-side in a two-day challenge at The Range Complex in Cumberland County, North Carolina, October 8–9, 2025. The event—presented by the Fayetteville Cumberland Economic Development Corporation (FCEDC) with partners NCInnovation, America Makes, and The Range Complex—spotlights the region’s defense innovation ecosystem and creates a direct pathway for multi-service collaboration.

DCOMP’s format blends Day 1 FPV racing lanes with Day 2 teamed tactical exercises, pu

As we wrap up the first year of the Rapid Reconfigurable Systems Line, we look back to all of the Military Organizations, DOD Pilots, and Events that led to its success.

“Whether or not your platform was designed for attritability, you can expect it will be attrited on the modern day battlefield”

The RRSL was designed to address the Cost-Asymmetry shown on modern battlefields, delivering lethal strikes when necessary, and other capabilities such as Short Range Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance or carrying sensors for a far lower cost than the operational average, allowing for more SUAS platforms to proliferate the battlefield. 

“We developed the RRSL as a tailorable system, knowing that every operator wants to get somet

As the Coalition of Small Businesses adds yet another US Drone Manufacturing Plant to its arsenal, the RRSL Ecosystem, an NDAA Compliant and Made in the USA Attack Drone Ecosystem saw its third price decrease of 2025—allowing US Servicemembers to purchase more attack drones with shorter lead times using more homegrown components than ever.

The US Army, and specifically 1st Infantry Division at Fort Riley, Kansas has awarded a 1,000 drone solicitation to the Rapid Reconfigurable Systems Line.

The 1st Army Innovation Challenge served to evaluate various Small Unmanned Aerial Systems (SUAS) to identify one platform with the best combination of modular,ity, scalability, reusability, repairability, cost, and production rates in order to serve as the innovation, training, and operations platform of the 1st Infantry Division. 

The Army Transformation Initiative, published earlier this year, urges all Active-Duty Divisions to pursue and procure 1,000 Small Unmanned Aerial Systems in accordance with Administrative goals such as the Unleashing American Drone Dominance Executive Order and subsequent Secretary of

The Rapid Reconfigurable System was selected for consideration on the US Army Purpose Built Attritable Systems (PBAS) Solicitation.

Following evaluations over four months regarding hundreds of Small Unmanned Aerial Systems providers by Program Manager UAS or the US Army Program Executive Office Aviation, the RRSL has been selected for further consideration and performed flight demonstrations in Alabama against the other eleven remaining vendors. 

The PBAS Solication requested information regarding viable, compliant manufacturers to support the Army’s objectives to proliferate attritable systems across its formations, promoting education on its capabilities, weaknesses, and allowing for their use in theatre should the time come. These actions follow a several-year pe

The Rapid Reconfigurable Systems Line (RRSL), developed by Strategic Logix and supported by Unusual Machines’ technology ecosystem, was downselected as a core competitor during the U.S. Special Operations Command (USSOCOM) Drone-in-a-Box (DIB) Assessment Event held July 15–18, 2025 in Tampa, Florida.

The event, hosted by SOFWERX in collaboration with USSOCOM PEO-TIS, sought production-ready solutions for configurable multidomain systems capable of supporting both aerial and ground unmanned operations. Out of more than 100 submissions, only 23 systems were invited to brief USSOCOM evaluators—and RRSL was among them.

This milestone highlights RRSL’s pr

May 2025 Strategic Logix, in partnership with the Coalition of Small Businesses and L3 Harris, launches a low-cost, NDAA Compliant Fiber Drone for use in Denied, Contested, and Congested Environments. The RRSL-F is designed to be convertible, allowing any RRSL to quickly reconfigure to Fiber Flight. All products, components, and materials are sourced from US entities and it is assembled amongst several US COSB providers including winding fiber onsite at L3 Harris.  The RRSL-F was ordered by the United States Marine Corps in May, 2025 and developed, produced, and delivered in the same month, demonstrating the versatility, power, and capability of the Coalition of Small Businesses. The RRSL-F marks the first commercially available, fiber-enabled Drone manufacture

In May 2025, Strategic Logix sponsored two U.S. Servicemembers to compete in the Drone War competition in Upstate New York, facing off against Allied Forces from across the globe.

The catch? These Soldiers had no prior training and had never flown an FPV drone before. Armed only with two hours on a simulator and the ability to build their RRSL units on-site before the race, they proved the power of the platform:

• 2nd Place in the World – beating out seasoned drone pilots

FORT STEWART, GA 22-25 SEP, 25

Strategic Logix is set to sponsor the Pershing Cup in FSGA this September, where we will feature equipment to support “the OC/T of 2040.”