UAV School for college students and combat UAVS launched from carriers: The Avionics Intelligence Report


Avionics Intelligence Report, 12 April 2011. University of North Dakota (UND) and L3 Link Simulation & Training officials are opening a school for unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV)  majors at UND. Meanwhile the U.S. Navy is kicking off a program to develop a carried-based UAV -- the Unmanned Carrier-Launched Airborne Surveillance and Strike (UCLASS) --by 2018. John McHale's video report provides commentary on the school and details on UCLASS.
April 12, 2011
Posted by John McHale


Avionics Intelligence Report, 12 April 2011. University of North Dakota (UND) and L3 Link Simulation & Training officials a school for unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) majors at UND. Meanwhile the U.S. Navy is kicking off a program to develop a carried-based UAV -- the Unmanned Carrier-Launched Airborne Surveillance and Strike (UCLASS) --by 2018. John McHale's video report provides commentary on the school and details on UCLASS.

See also:

-- Agreement signed to create unmanned aircraft training center for college students and U.S. government personnel;

-- Navy UCLASS program to develop carried-based unmanned aircraft with surveillance and strike capability by 2018;

-- Ground control stations for unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) are becoming networking-hub cockpits on the ground for U.S. unmanned forces;

-- Sea Avenger UAV model completes key wind tunnel test; and

-- Navy shelves plans to develop common UAV ground-control station for Global Hawk and BAMS.

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