Boeing now becomes the leading contender in the STUAS/Tier II contract, no matter the result of an ongoing, raging debate within the US Navy and US Marine Corps about the size of the preferred vehicle.
Boeing and Insitu had previously partnered to potentially offer the ScanEagle if a smaller aircraft was preferred.
Insitu planned to independently offer the larger and weapons-capable Integrator UAS (shown pictured).
Here's my quick write-up for the web site.
This is my story when Insitu first broke away from Boeing on the STUAS/Tier II program.
And here's my background article on the competitive field for the STUAS/Tier II competition.
Boeing and Insitu had previously partnered to potentially offer the ScanEagle if a smaller aircraft was preferred.
Insitu planned to independently offer the larger and weapons-capable Integrator UAS (shown pictured).
Here's my quick write-up for the web site.
This is my story when Insitu first broke away from Boeing on the STUAS/Tier II program.
And here's my background article on the competitive field for the STUAS/Tier II competition.
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