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Featured: JSTARS is just the start
The US Air Force's expected ‘system of systems’ approach to aerial surveillance for its JSTARS follow on capability could be replicated for other replacement programmes.
The cancellation of the JSTARS Recap programme in the Fiscal Year 2019 budget request signals a shift in how the US is expected to ...
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