AeroVironment Looks To Future U.S. UAS Programs
AeroVironment Jump 20 UAS.
Credit: AeroVironment
NASHVILLE, Tennessee—AeroVironment is planning offerings for two new U.S. Army uncrewed aircraft system (UAS) programs as it awaits the service’s decision on how to proceed with the current tactical UAS competition to replace the RQ-7 Shadow fleet. AeroVironment’s Jump 20 UAS was one of five...
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