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Boeing's robotic plane: All ready, but homeless

[Posted on: Thu Mar 2nd, 2006]
The final nail in the J-UCAS program's coffin: Boeing confirmed Tuesday that it had canceled a VIP ceremony scheduled this month to mark the delivery of the first X-45C to the Air Force.

J-UCAS Canceled, But Not for Naught

[Posted on: Thu Feb 16th, 2006]
US Navy Capt. Ralph Alderson, program director of the Joint-Unmanned Combat Aerial System (J-UCAS) program, said right at the start that he would address the elephant in the room.

One Small Step for Drones

[Posted on: Tue Feb 7th, 2006]
PALMDALE, Calif. -- For decades, Lockheed Martin Corp. has pioneered innovative warplanes -- the kind that take pilots higher, faster and more stealthily into enemy airspace. Now, the defense giant is diving into a sizzling market that it previously ceded to rivals, one that will keep pilots on the

[Posted on: Mon Feb 6th, 2006]
The US Air Force has set aside $2 billion over the next several years to launch the accelerated development of a next-generation bomber that is almost certain to be unmanned and unlike anything on the ramp today. At the same time, the air force continues to evaluate manned vehicle technologies, such

[Posted on: Sat Feb 4th, 2006]
ORLANDO, Fla.--Lockheed Martin [LMT] thinks the sophisticated passive detection and tracking system that it is building for the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter (JSF) has applications for additional stealthy platforms like the Northrop Grumman [NOC] B-2A bomber and future unmanned combat aircraft, a compan

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Pentagon Accelerates Future Bomber Plans - J-UCAS Cancelled - Jan 14th, 2006

J-UCAS program to be cancelled?! - Jan 13th, 2006

The Remote Controlled Military and the Future of Warfare - Jan 5th, 2006

New Pentagon agency oversees unmanned planes - Dec 19th, 2005

Boeing's look at the future of war - Dec 7th, 2005

Revolution or curiosity? UCAVs wait for a mission statement - Nov 11th, 2005

J-UCAS Research program restructured - Nov 2nd, 2005

Pentagon, Industry 'Working Hard' To Reverse J-UCAS Cut - Oct 23rd, 2005

X-45C UCAV to get Autonomous Aerial Refueling capabilities - Jul 12th, 2005