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RAAF Project Camel Train Autonomous Logistics Tests Move To Next Phase

The Royal Australian Air Force is moving Project Camel Train into a further testing phase under its experimental autonomous air-logistics initiative. The effort uses a modified small aircraft to examine how low-cost uncrewed platforms might transport essential supplies between dispersed locations without exposing conventional aircrews. Earlier demonstrations under the service's innovation program assessed the feasibility of autonomous flight and cargo handling, while the next phase focuses on maturing the concept through further practical evaluation. Camel Train remains a research and flight-demonstration activity rather than a contracted fleet of operational military transport aircraft.

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