By B.C. Kessner The Army is not looking to put weapons on its Shadow unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) but has agreed to work with the Marine Corps toward that end, the Army's UAS program manager said last week. "You may hear rumblings of the Army weaponizing Shadow, and I want to get this straight--we have no requirement right now in the Army to weaponize Shadow," Col. Greg Gonzalez told reporters at the Association of the United States Army Annual symposium…
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