Unmanned Vehicles
Raytheon develops UAS ground solution to meet Air Force ISR needs
Raytheon Company has developed an advanced common ground control system, or CGCS, for the U.S. Air Force to address mission capability needs for the Predator unmanned aircraft system.
“We’ve been working with combat-tested UAS operators and trainers for more than two years to develop a CGCS that puts the ...
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