AUSA 2016: Army furthers unmanned teaming (video)
While the US Army continues to field both the Gray Eagle and Shadow V2 UAS, the service is also looking to expand manned-unmanned teaming, known as MUM-T.
Shephard spoke with Col Courtney Cote, programme manager for US Army UAS, about the key initiatives for the serivce going forward.
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