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AUVSI: Raytheon offers up Griffin for UAS
Raytheon is in early talks with the US Army, Navy and Air Force to integrate its Griffin lightweight, precision kinetic effects munition onto a variety of UAS, company officials have told Unmanned Vehicles.
Speaking to UV at AUVSI on 26 August, Raytheon business development senior manager for air warfare systems ...
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