Fort Rucker named Army Unmanned Aircraft Systems Autonomy Center of Excellence

Fort Rucker named Army Unmanned Aircraft Systems Autonomy Center of Excellence
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Fort Rucker will become the Army’s Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) Autonomy Center of Excellence, which is part of the newly redesignated Futures and Autonomous Systems Command (FASCOM).

The center will test autonomous systems and tactical capabilities across the Army’s five corps, redesign how units fight using new technology, and spread robotics expertise beyond special operations, while the Army’s manned‑unmanned aviation experiment pairs crewed rotary‑wing aircraft with UAS to give pilots greater visual and directive access; the experiment was initially developed at the post in Dale County, Alabama.

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