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Air Force

Army Prepares For DoD Sky Warrior Acquisition Strategy Review Next Month

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Monday, December 15th, 2008

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By Ann Roosevelt A Defense Department acquisition strategy review next month for the Army's Sky Warrior unmanned aerial system (UAS), will likely decide to baseline the platform across the department, according to officials. Sky Warrior is produced by General Atomics Aeronautical Systems (GAAS). "We're on track to brief our acquisition strategy out this January to Mr. Young, and expect to get that approved at that time," Tim Owings, Unmanned Aircraft Systems deputy project manager, said at a Dec. 9 media…

Congress

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Congress

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