Ukraine Ops Make Ideal Debut For U.S. Army's Artemis Demonstrator

February 04, 2022
A Challenger 600 carrying the U.S. Army’s SS-4000 payload
A Challenger 600 carrying the U.S. Army’s SS-4000 payload has been flying surveillance missions across Eastern Europe since the Russian military buildup on the Ukrainian border began in November.
Credit: U.S. Army
A Russian military mobilization on Ukraine’s borders has served as a timely—albeit unforeseen—proving ground for an ongoing, high-altitude overhaul of the U.S. Army’s fleet of fixed-wing, intelligence-gathering aircraft. Aircraft tracking sites have spotted the Army’s Airborne Reconnaissance and...

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