Pentagon Buys Two New Types of Drones

Pentagon Buys Two New Types of Drones Under Replicator Initiative
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Pentagon announced on Wednesday that it will add two new types of drones and more networking software to its ambitious Replicator initiative aimed at rapidly putting thousands of drones in the hands of the military.
Pentagon announces new batch of drones for Replicator program
(U.S. Navy) The Pentagon unveiled a new round of aerial and maritime drones for Replicator, a massive effort to fast-track the delivery of unmanned weapons systems to the services. Included in the batch are multiple drones from the Army’s company-level ...
Pentagon unveils more Replicator drones to counter China
This is just the second time the U.S. has provided specifics on what it’s buying in its move to field thousands of cheap, smart and autonomous attack drones.
Pentagon to Disclose More Drones in Secretive China Program
The Pentagon, seeking to balance deterrence of China’s Pacific ambitions, industrial base concerns, and secrecy, plans to reveal as soon as this week more details about its “Replicator” drone program. So far, the Defense Department has disclosed one specific system—the AeroVironment SwitchBlade 600 killer drone.
US DoD expands Replicator initiative with new drone selections
Anduril Industries Ghost-X and the Performance Drone Works C-100 UAS are included in Replicator-1, Tranche 2 (1.2).

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