Two Collaborative Combat Aircraft Drones Test Air-Combat Maneuvers
Two Collaborative Combat Aircraft drones used mission autonomy software to coordinate air-combat maneuvers during a test on October 26.
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Photo: Air & Space Forces Magazine
Two Collaborative Combat Aircraft drones took part in an air-combat-maneuvering test on October 26, with mission autonomy software coordinating their maneuvers. The year was not specified in the reported details.
Key details
- The test involved two drones.
- It took place on October 26; the year was not specified.
- Mission autonomy software coordinated the drones’ maneuvers.
Mission autonomy software coordinated two Collaborative Combat Aircraft drones during the test.
Why it matters
The test focused on software coordinating maneuvers between two uncrewed aircraft. The Air Force program’s reported first remains unconfirmed.
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