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Army, SOCOM to take on daily UAS missions
“Demand exceeds supply in this type of mission,” Navy Capt. Jeff Davis, a Pentagon spokesman, said.
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Global hawk demos multi-user control
The expanded flexibility was accomplished without changes to the UAV’s software.
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Army contracts for Reaper electronic warfare tactics
The Army is awarding a contract to General Atomics to develop electronic warfare tactics for MQ-9 Reapers.
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Lockheed unveils UAV traffic control
The company’s goal is to help create a system that supports the safe coexistence of manned and unmanned flight.
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Air Force beefs up UAV training
Worried by a shortage of UAV pilots, the Air Force is beefing up UAV crew training.
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Multirotor UAV market to surpass $2 billion
India, South Korea, China, Germany, France and Australia are the new growth regions in the market.
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Gray Eagle completes Army video testing
The tests covered the suitability, survivability and effectiveness of all the new universal equipment on the system.
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Inside the USAF’s UAV operations center
The base is responsible for providing intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance across four combatant commands, those controlling special operations, Africa, Europe and the Middle East.
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Cheap UAVs demand costly defenses
Inexpensive small UAVs have given rise to a multimillion dollar industry to protect people and resources.
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Army, SOCOM to take on daily UAS missions
“Demand exceeds supply in this type of mission,” Navy Capt. Jeff Davis, a Pentagon spokesman, said.
-
Global hawk demos multi-user control
The expanded flexibility was accomplished without changes to the UAV’s software.
-
Army contracts for Reaper electronic warfare tactics
The Army is awarding a contract to General Atomics to develop electronic warfare tactics for MQ-9 Reapers.
-
Lockheed unveils UAV traffic control
The company’s goal is to help create a system that supports the safe coexistence of manned and unmanned flight.
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Navy to buy more Blackjack UAVs
The contract, taps into both Navy and Marine Corps funds.
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Air Force beefs up UAV training
Worried by a shortage of UAV pilots, the Air Force is beefing up UAV crew training.
-
Multirotor UAV market to surpass $2 billion
India, South Korea, China, Germany, France and Australia are the new growth regions in the market.
-
Gray Eagle completes Army video testing
The tests covered the suitability, survivability and effectiveness of all the new universal equipment on the system.
-
Inside the USAF’s UAV operations center
The base is responsible for providing intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance across four combatant commands, those controlling special operations, Africa, Europe and the Middle East.
-
Cheap UAVs demand costly defenses
Inexpensive small UAVs have given rise to a multimillion dollar industry to protect people and resources.
-
Army, SOCOM to take on daily UAS missions
“Demand exceeds supply in this type of mission,” Navy Capt. Jeff Davis, a Pentagon spokesman, said.
-
Global hawk demos multi-user control
The expanded flexibility was accomplished without changes to the UAV’s software.
-
Army contracts for Reaper electronic warfare tactics
The Army is awarding a contract to General Atomics to develop electronic warfare tactics for MQ-9 Reapers.
-
Lockheed unveils UAV traffic control
The company’s goal is to help create a system that supports the safe coexistence of manned and unmanned flight.
-
Navy to buy more Blackjack UAVs
The contract, taps into both Navy and Marine Corps funds.
-
Air Force beefs up UAV training
Worried by a shortage of UAV pilots, the Air Force is beefing up UAV crew training.
-
Multirotor UAV market to surpass $2 billion
India, South Korea, China, Germany, France and Australia are the new growth regions in the market.
-
Gray Eagle completes Army video testing
The tests covered the suitability, survivability and effectiveness of all the new universal equipment on the system.
-
Inside the USAF’s UAV operations center
The base is responsible for providing intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance across four combatant commands, those controlling special operations, Africa, Europe and the Middle East.
-
Cheap UAVs demand costly defenses
Inexpensive small UAVs have given rise to a multimillion dollar industry to protect people and resources.
