  Image classification is a common step in image recognition for machine
learning in overhead applications. When applying popular model architectures
like MobileNetV2, known vulnerabilities expose the model to counter-attacks,
either mislabeling a known class or altering box location. This work proposes
an automated approach to defend these models. We evaluate the use of
multi-spectral image arrays and ensemble learners to combat adversarial
attacks. The original contribution demonstrates the attack, proposes a remedy,
and automates some key outcomes for protecting the model's predictions against
adversaries. In rough analogy to defending cyber-networks, we combine
techniques from both offensive ("red team") and defensive ("blue team")
approaches, thus generating a hybrid protective outcome ("green team"). For
machine learning, we demonstrate these methods with 3-color channels plus
infrared for vehicles. The outcome uncovers vulnerabilities and corrects them
with supplemental data inputs commonly found in overhead cases particularly.
