Killer Angel On Your Shoulder: Army’s Future Armed Reconnaissance Aircraft
Manned air and ground forces would work together and protect each other along the front line, while relatively expendable drones and missiles go deep into enemy airspace.
Manned air and ground forces would work together and protect each other along the front line, while relatively expendable drones and missiles go deep into enemy airspace.
Video of the F-35B hovering at the Farnborough airshow for the first time.
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