Industry covers 'The Gamut' for FCS class II, III UAVs

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The industry team in charge of Army Future Combat Systems (FCS) is considering a variety of possible concepts for the FCS Class II and Class III unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) thus covering the gamut of different types of airframes. To be a system of systems, FCS is to be made up of manned and unmanned vehicles and other components linked through an advanced network.

Purchasing, Drone aircraft, Unmanned aerial vehicles, United States. Department of Defense. Future Combat Systems Program

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Macgregor: New platforms with better armor are survivability solutions

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A defense analyst suggests that the lethality of the weapons used by the adversaries should be the top priority while considering the survivability of the US soldier. These should lead to the creation of proper platforms that meet military requirements and are armored sufficiently to take a hit and fight back.

Product information, Safety and security measures, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Product enhancement, Armor, American soldiers, Armour, Macgregor, Douglas

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