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Helicopter Drones: R&D Continues
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The U.S. Army may have lost interest in the UCAR helicopter drone program, but research continues on a smaller scale. Boeing will soon conduct a $1.6 million joint program with the U.S. Army’s Aviation Applied Technology Directorate (AATD) designed to test a number of weapons systems on an unmanned version of its AH-6J "Little Bird" helicopter.
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