UCAS Lands On Deck, Though Headwinds Persist

Credit: U.S. Navy
There is no doubt that the first-ever arrested landing of an unmanned aircraft on a carrier deck, a feat achieved last week by the U.S. Navy, will be among the most notable events in aerospace history. But the dazzling display 70 mi. off the U.S. East Coast was followed by challenges, underscoring...

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