Army Rotorcraft Technology
The Army is currently putting rotorcraft technology to the test. This involves being able to withstand military aggression. The team leader of the ARL-SLAD aviation research team is Brian G. Smith. “The aim of this program is to generate some limited ballistic data that will help reduce risk and/or inspire Future Vertical Lift designers to consider CTEF technology,” he explained. You should be on the lookout for this cutting-edge piece of technology in the near future now that you know this.
Army Rotorcraft Technology
Saab Globaleye
Take a look at this aircraft-based early warning and control system! GlobalEye, which is made by Saab’s defense and protection division, serves a variety of purposes. It employs a number of sensors in conjunction with the Erieye ER radar and mission system. The Bombardier Global 6,000 long-range business jet uses it! All you need to know is that it’s a ridiculously powerful radar that works at 30,000 feet. Furthermore, it has a 450-kilometer range, which isn’t bad at all.
Saab Globaleye
