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Army Sky Warrior Makes Its Debut

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Thursday, April 10th, 2008

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By Ann Roosevelt NATIONAL HARBOR, Md.--The Army's Extended Range Multi-Purpose Unmanned Aircraft Weapon System made its debut here April 8 at the Army Aviation Association of America's annual convention. "What a great opportunity to preview our first representative production item here of the Warrior aircraft," Col. Tim Crosby, deputy Program Executive Office Aviation, said standing near a Sky Warrior and an interested crowd of aviators, reporters and industry representatives. "What a great capability...A great program and a great effort partnered…

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