Anduril’s Roadrunner AAV Could Be ‘Attractive System’ For Army, Bush Says

Anduril's Roadrunner autonomous air vehicle landing vertically. Photo: Aunduril

By Matthew Beinart |
@mbeinart22
8 months ago |
03/29/2024

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HUNTSVILLE, Ala. — The Army’s top acquisition official said this week Anduril Industries’ Roadrunner autonomous air vehicle (AAV) could be an “attractive system” for the service, to include as a priority capability for U.S. Central Command. var AIAD_adc644209ed8d0e4efecb7575c8ec06b_6744aeafa3130;googletag.cmd.push(function(){var…

Anduril’s Roadrunner AAV Could Be ‘Attractive System’ For Army, Bush Says

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