The U.S. Army retired its first Unmanned Aircraft System (UAS) this month, doing so with a formal ceremony to mark the end of "Hunter" and its long years of service. The drone took its last flight on December 16 at the Robert Gray Army Airfield, and was called a "valuable" tool for commanders and troops alike. Describing his role, Hunter's …
The U.S. Army retired its first Unmanned Aircraft System (UAS) this month, doing so with a formal ceremony to mark the end of "Hunter" and its long years of service. The drone took its last flight on December 16 at the Robert Gray Army Airfield, and was called a "valuable" tool for commanders and troops alike. Describing his role, Hunter's …
Share this Article
Recommended