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Military drones fly in formation with larger aircraft in background at outdoor testing range.

Air Force Seeks Expendable Drones to Mimic Diverse Airborne Threats

The US Air Force is on the hunt for affordable, expendable drones that can replicate a wide range of airborne threats, from tiny hobby drones to advanced fighter jets. These drones would need to mimic various aircraft characteristics, including speed, size, and radar signatures, while being simple and inexpensive enough to produce in large quantities.

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Autonomous drone in flight over military testing range with ground control stations and personnel.

Pentagon Targets $55 Billion for Drone and Autonomy Development

The Pentagon is pushing the boundaries of innovation with a $55 billion investment in drone and autonomy development, led by the Defense Autonomous Warfare Group (DAWG) - a pathfinder for cutting-edge technology that's accelerating progress in low-cost, attritable platforms. DAWG is already live-testing systems and tools with top companies, providing real-time feedback to drive growth.

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