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Credit: K-Max, Stalker XE: Lockheed Martin
A demonstration showing that unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) can be integrated into national airspace without the need for a major infrastructure program has been conducted by Lockheed Martin using its unmanned Kaman K-Max helicopter and fixed-wing Stalker XE. During the demo in Rome, New York, on...
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