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Trouble at the top for US Army's future UAS plans
The US Army has downplayed concerns that a manufacturer involved in the service’s Future Tactical Unmanned Aerial System (FTUAS) programme could force other aircraft to be ineligible for any final contract selection.
Due to L3 Harris Technologies holding software and licensing authority covering hybrid flight kits for Textron AAI ...
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