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U.S. Army soldiers launch a high-altitude balloon from Guam as part of an exercise in June.
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DAYTON, Ohio—The Air Force Research Laboratory wants to put forward a nascent high-altitude balloon program as an option for the Pentagon’s broader Replicator initiative to accelerate fielding of new autonomous systems. The program would constitute an effort to field a constellation of high altitude...
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