ADF looks for the bigger picture

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Multi-mission unmanned aerial system (MUAS) would enable the Australian Defence Force (ADF) to conduct long-range, broad-area surveillance of Australia's 37,000 km Exclusion Zones under the Phase 1B of Project Air 7000, currently budgeted at AUD1-1.5 billion. The MUAS would provide a sustained, all-weather surveillance presence in remote but resource-rich areas such as the North West Shelf (NWS), the vast sea-air grasp stretching across the north and Australia's Antarctic territories.

Australia, Management dynamics, Use of energy, Management, Energy use, Company business management, Military surveillance

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Operations in Iraq bring about rethink of US Army UAV roles

Article Abstract:

The increase in the usage and success in the deployment of UAV's in the Iraq war prompts the U.S. to review the future role of these flying machines.

Facilities & equipment, Iraq, Evaluation, Equipment and supplies, Deployment (Strategy), Deployment (Military science), Iraq War, 2003-

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