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Credit: U.S. Navy
The U.S. Navy is assessing how the MQ-25 carrier-based aerial refueler fits into a larger unmanned system architecture. The idea is to holistically integrate all unmanned systems whether they operate undersea, on land or in the air, Navy acquisition executive Hondo Geurts told reporters July 30. It...
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