USAF changes some requirements for BMC2 system, industry team says
Some of the requirements for the Battle Management Command and Control system (BMC2) to be installed aboard the Air Force's next-generation surveillance and reconnaissance aircraft, the E-10A, have changed, officials with Lockheed Martin and Raytheon said June 9. In contrast to the draft request for...
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