SNC’s ISR Prototype Takes Shape As U.S. Army Readies Athena Awards
Sierra Nevada Corp.’s first Rapcon-X prototype takes shape at the company’s Hagerstown, Maryland, facility. This photo has been altered for security purposes.
Credit: Sierra Nevada Corp.
HAGERSTOWN, Maryland—Sierra Nevada Corp.’s (SNC) new, small fleet of future contractor-owned, contractor-operated surveillance jets is taking shape in the company’s small hangar here, as the U.S. Army is set to award the first of a now two-step approach to the program. The service last year kicked...
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