Official: Despite accident, Bell remains committed to UAVs
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The Bell Eagle Eye TR-918 flying drone experienced an unexpected loss of engine power and resulted in hard landing and damage to the system, which is regarded as a minor mishap by the John Rudy, the director of unmanned programs business development of the Bells. Bell Helicopter Inc., the subsidiary of Textron Inc. has a long term plan and intends to be the major provider of vertical-lift unmanned aerial vehicles to the Army.
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Year: 2006
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Bolton: Army aviation faces deadlines; JTRS to be restructured
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The demise of the RAH-66 Comanche reconnaissance/attack helicopter program has freed nearly US$ 15 billion that will be spent on various Army aviation priorities as part of the Army's aviation modernization program. The Pentagon is also restructuring its next-generation radio program, the Joint Tactical Radio Systems (JTRS), which would enable different types of radios to communicate freely.
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