Collaborative Combat Aircraft need these systems to be more than a flying weapons magazine

Collaborative Combat Aircraft need these systems to be more than a flying weapons magazine – Breaking Defense Twitter

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Collaborative Combat Aircraft (CCAs) offer multiple capabilities for manned-unmanned missions, including reconnaissance, sensing and combat operations. At Farnborough International Airshow, Breaking Defense spoke with Mike Vallillo, VP, International Defense & Space, Honeywell Aerospace about what CCAs need to reach their full potential.

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