Boeing is developing a potentially larger variant of its MQ-25 Stingray as the Air Force looks for autonomous, survivable tankers.
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The U.S. military is reviewing how it will conduct airlifts in the future, focusing on refueling in contested environments with increased survivability for tankers and autonomy for smaller, more nimble airlifters—if the money flows. The largest program for the U.S. Air Force coming down the pike is...
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