Enabling technologies for future generation UAS

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In: Military Technology Vol 29 Issue 12, 2005, pp.8-15Summary: Article based on the publication "UAS roadmap 2005-2030" recently releaed by the US Dept of Defense. UAS is the new designation for UAV. Describes the status of current American programmes, autnonomy trends, communications technology, payloads, sensor capabilities.

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Article based on the publication "UAS roadmap 2005-2030" recently releaed by the US Dept of Defense. UAS is the new designation for UAV. Describes the status of current American programmes, autnonomy trends, communications technology, payloads, sensor capabilities.

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