A Multi-Mission Enabling Technology for Unmanned Air Vehicles

965619

10/1/1996

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Abstract
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The Naval Research Laboratory is involved in the research and early development of a number of different type small air vehicles. Principle among these are: the expendable short duration decoy platform, reusable long duration vehicles, and multiple mission extended duration vehicles. Platform type selected for utilization is driven by the mission to be performed and the cost constraints imposed upon decoy systems researched and fielded by the Navy. Missions may include: reconnaissance, surveillance, targeting, training, and ship/aircraft decoy protection. The Variable Endurance, Tactical Use Resource (VENTURE) focuses on a multi-mission role potential. Recent experiments have proven-out and expanded upon a technology which promises to deliver a truly multi-mission vehicle.
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https://doi.org/10.4271/965619
Citation
Cross, A. and Davidson, P., "A Multi-Mission Enabling Technology for Unmanned Air Vehicles," World Aviation Congress & Exposition, Los Angeles, California, United States, October 22, 1996, https://doi.org/10.4271/965619.
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Published
10/1/1996
Product Code
965619
Content Type
Technical Paper
Language
English