The Army is pushing hard to meet the ever-increasing demand for unmanned aerial systems (UAS) of all sizes and payloads as combat flight hours mount for the smallest systems to the largest, service officials said. "There's some slowdown in Iraq, but we more than make up for it in Afghanistan," said Tim Owings, acting project manager and deputy project manager UAS, in a recent teleconference from the annual UAS Warfighter Forum in Tucson, Ariz. Cliff Brandt, product manager, Small UAS,…
Army Moving Out To Meet Warfighter UAS Demand
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