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RAF FAIRFORD, England—A contractor fired back on July 19 at a recent Northrop Grumman executive’s call for a higher level of survivability in the first increment of Collaborative Combat Aircraft (CCA), highlighting an ongoing, heated debate over the future of aerial autonomy. “There’s been a lot of...
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