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Encyclopedia: Unmanned Combat Air Vehicle

The Unmanned Combat Air Vehicle (UCAV) or "combat drones" is the name of a new class of Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs). They differ from ordinary UAVs, because they are designed to deliver weapons (attack targets) – possibly with a great degree of autonomy.

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How to say "Unmanned Combat Air Vehicle" in other languages:

	(Chinese)	无人驾驶战斗机
	(Japanese)	UCAV
	(Italian)	Unmanned Combat Air Vehicle

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Boeing X-45

Boeing X-45A UCAV Description Role Unmanned Combat Air Vehicle Crew 0 First Flight... Avionics The Boeing X-45 UCAV (Unmanned Combat Air Vehicle) is a concept demonstrator for a next... Maximum speed 500 mph 800 km/h Combat range miles km Ferry range miles km Service ceiling 35,000...

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Military robot

subclass of these are Unmanned Combat Air Vehicles, which are designed to carry out strike missions in combat. On the ground, robots have been deployed as mine sweepers and for bomb disposal. Also under... achieved with unmanned aerial vehicles like the Predator drone, which are capable of taking...

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E-10 MC2A

command authority for all air, land, and sea forces in a combat theater. The E-10 may also be utilized as a command center for unmanned combat air vehicles. It is expected that the MC2A will utilise the... ommand and C ontrol A ircraft. The MC2A is intended to be the ultimate theater-wide combat control...

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List of government and military acronyms

States Navy USO - United Service Organizations (U.S. Military) UAV - Unmanned Aerial Vehicle UCAV - Unmanned Combat Air Vehicle UN - United Nations See also: List of acronyms, List of US Army acronyms..., Air Group (U.S.) CAS - Close Air Support CENTCOM - United States Central Command (U.S. Military...

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