Mobile C-UAS capabilities must detect, identify, track, and defeat Group 1-3 enemy UAS. The capabilities require a proper mix of kinetic and non-kinetic defeat technologies. In 2022, DRS, with industry partners and USG support, completed a rapid prototyping effort to accelerate the delivery of a single vehicle C-UAS capability. In 2024, another DRS-led coalition is designing, integrating, and testing a C-UAS Directed Energy (DE) Stryker prototype. The complementary C-UAS Stryker capabilities operate as a section with greater stowed kills and the mobility, firepower, and protection to fight forward. This C-UAS Section is an important part of a layered defense for C-UAS protection.