What's Ahead in Aerospace and Defense: J-UCAS program trying to curb bandwidth appetite
ACHILLES' HEEL: The Joint Unmanned Combat Air System (J-UCAS) program is being careful to make sure that bandwidth hunger doesn't become a weakness of the operational system, according to J-UCAS Program Office Director Mike Francis. "The problem isn't just J-UCAS," Francis says. "It's all the other...
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