The Navy conducted a series of landings and approaches of the Fire Scout vertical takeoff unmanned aerial vehicle (VTUAV) in the most recent tests of the Unmanned Common Automatic Recovery System (UCAR), a Navy official said. "We did a total of eight landings and seven approaches. The landings were repetitive to get the landing dispersion...how far away from dead center on the grid we wanted to be," Capt. Tim Dunigan, Fire Scout program manager, told sister publication Defense Daily at…
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