A Boeing MQ-28 at this year's ILA Berlin air show.
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BERLIN—In a step demonstrating a new level of interoperability due to government-owned interfaces, U.S. and Australian fighter pilots will have the technical ability to take turns flying the same MQ-28, a Boeing official says. That seamless approach to operating collaborative combat aircraft (CCA)...
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