Transforming in contact: building highly lethal unmanned professionals/ CSM Kirk Coley
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Army Aviation, Volume 73, Issue 7, July 31 2024 pg. 16-17Summary: The article looks at the present and future of handling lethal unmanned weapons to include building a foundation of expertise in aviation mission planning and safety and integration into reconnaissance, security and attack missions.
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The article looks at the present and future of handling lethal unmanned weapons to include building a foundation of expertise in aviation mission planning and safety and integration into reconnaissance, security and attack missions.
UNMANNED AIRCRAFT SYSTEMS, CAPABILITIES, AVIATION MISSION PLANNING, ATTACK MISSIONS, NEWARTICLS
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