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Martin UAV wins US Navy's Mi2 Technology Demonstration competition - Vimarsana News

Martin UAV wins US Navy's Mi2 Technology Demonstration competition

Martin UAV wins US Navy's Mi2 Technology Demonstration competition 15 April 2021 by Pat Host Martin UAV and its V-Bat 128 vertical takeoff and landing (VTOL) tail-sitting fixed-wing unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) beat L3Harris and its FVR-90 VTOL hybrid quadcopter in the US Navy’s (USN’s) Mi2 Technology Demonstration unmanned aircraft effort. USN spokesperson Brittany Dickerson said on 15 April that the service intends to award a non-federal acquisition regulation (FAR)-based prototyping contract to Martin UAV in July and that contract negotiations are ongoing. This award is based on the r...

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RotorX demonstrates Palledrone heavy-lift UAV at US Army AEWE - Vimarsana News

RotorX demonstrates Palledrone heavy-lift UAV at US Army AEWE

RotorX demonstrates Palledrone heavy-lift UAV at US Army AEWE 14 April 2021 by Pat Host RotorX has developed a fully autonomous heavy-lift unmanned hexacopter called the Palledrone that participated in the last two US Army Expeditionary Warrior Experiments (AEWEs). The Palledrone is a 3.2 m diameter autonomous resupply aircraft in the prototyping stages that is designed to carry up to 45 kg of cargo 8 km, and loads under 4.5 kg as far as 34 km. The aircraft can lift a payload of 36 kg for five minutes, and can fly with a full 45 kg payload for five minutes. RotorX’s Palledrone autonomous he...

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US Air Force completes XQ-58A Valkyrie's first payload release test - Vimarsana News

US Air Force completes XQ-58A Valkyrie's first payload release test

US Air Force completes XQ-58A Valkyrie's first payload release test 08 April 2021 by Pat Host The US Air Force (USAF) on 26 March completed the Kratos XQ-58A Valkyrie’s first release from its internal weapons bay, and its sixth flight test. This test at Yuma Proving Ground, Arizona, conducted in partnership with Kratos and Area-I, demonstrated the ability to launch an Altius-600 small unmanned aircraft system (sUAS) from the XQ-58A’s internal weapons bay, according to a service statement. Kratos, Area-I, and the Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL) designed and fabricated the sUAS carriag...

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Update: US Air Force's ARRW fails first booster vehicle flight test - Vimarsana News

Update: US Air Force's ARRW fails first booster vehicle flight test

Update: US Air Force's ARRW fails first booster vehicle flight test 08 April 2021 by Pat Host The US Air Force (USAF)/Lockheed Martin AGM-183A Air-launched Rapid Response Weapon (ARRW) conventional hypersonic glide weapon prototype failed its first booster vehicle flight test on 5 April, according to a service statement. The ARRW failed to complete its launch sequence and did not deploy from its Boeing B-52H Stratofortress heavy bomber carriage aircraft. The B-52H flew over the Point Mugu Sea Range near California, intending to fire the ARRW booster test vehicle. Instead, the weapon returned ...

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US Air Force's ARRW fails first booster vehicle flight test - Vimarsana News

US Air Force's ARRW fails first booster vehicle flight test

US Air Force's ARRW fails first booster vehicle flight test 07 April 2021 by Pat Host The US Air Force (USAF)/Lockheed Martin AGM-183A Air-launched Rapid Response Weapon (ARRW) conventional hypersonic glide weapon prototype failed its first booster vehicle flight test on 5 April, according to a service statement. The ARRW failed to complete its launch sequence and did not deploy from its Boeing B-52H Stratofortress heavy bomber carriage aircraft. The B-52H flew over the Point Mugu Sea Range near California, intending to fire the ARRW booster test vehicle. Instead, the weapon returned with the...

Source: janes.com