Federal USS Synthesis Effort (FUSE)

Federal USS Synthesis Effort (FUSE) In September of 2019, NASA Ames Research Center, along with the Department of Defense (DoD), conducted live unmanned flight tests at the Grand Forks Air Force Base in conjunction with the North Dakota UAS Test site to support Federal Agencies in developing a prototype Federal UAS Service Supplier (FUSS). The […] The post Federal USS Synthesis Effort (FUSE)…

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