By Calvin Biesecker BAE Systems yesterday said it has agreed to acquire Advanced Ceramics Research Inc., a developer and supplier of small and tactical unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) and advanced ceramic materials, in a deal that complements the United Kingdom-based company's work on larger UAS systems. BAE said it is paying $14.7 million for Arizona-based Advanced Ceramics. In addition to expanding BAE's portfolio of UAS offerings, the pending acquisition would give the company a manufacturing presence in the United States…
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