U.S. Army May Ease Armed Aerial Scout Requirements
The U.S. Army is still considering going forward with the Armed Aerial Scout (AAS) program, aimed at replacing the aging OH-58 Kiowa Warrior, with a variant of an off-the-shelf design, the service’s top procurement officer said July 18. Earlier this year, Army leadership sounded negative on the...
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