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Airunited statesSep 01, 2026

Navy Sounds Like It Now Wants The Air Combat Drone It Notoriously Passed Over A Decade Ago

The US Navy appears to want the carrier air-combat drone it rejected a decade ago. Renewed interest follows the CCA carrier program launch. Earlier UCLASS ambitions are being revisited. The shift reflects evolving unmanned strike priorities at sea.

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