The Army yesterday announced it fielded its 200th One-System Remote Video Terminal (OSRVT) to Iraq and Afghanistan in September. Soldiers using an OSRVT can display the sensor feed from any of the Army's Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) and gain an unprecedented, instantaneous common view of the battlefield. "The OSRVT is soon to be one of the Army's premier programs of record," Col. Don Hazelwood, Army UAS project manager, said. PEO Aviation fielded the first of 1,000 OSRVTs in February, and…
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