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BAE Systems extends DARPA Air C2 deal
BAE Systems has won a deal with the US Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) to further develop autonomous software for air mission planning, with the company now focused on transitioning the technology into operational use with the USAF.
The company has developed the Distributed, Interactive, Command and Control Tool ...
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