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Retired US Navy Helicopters Find New Life as Sensor Testbeds for Army
The transfer repurposes four retired aircraft for Army sensor testing and avoids additional research, flight-hour and manpower costs, officials said.
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U.S. Army takes over retired U.S. Navy drone helicopters
The U.S. Army has started flight testing four MQ-8C Fire Scout unmanned helicopters that the U.S. Navy was retiring, turning aircraft headed for long-term storage into flying testbeds for Army sensors and saving the Army just over $70 million in procurement costs. The Army’s Redstone Test Center at Redstone Arsenal, Alabama, received the four aircraft […]
Naval Unmanned Helicopters Get Second Life - Seapower Magazine
PORTFOLIO ACQUISITION EXECUTIVE AVIATION, PATUXENT RIVER, Md. — In a prime demonstration of joint force agility and resource optimization, the Navy and Army partnered to rapidly repurpose divested MQ-8C Fire Scout unmanned helicopters, transforming excess inventory into dynamic test assets. At the direction of the Office of the Chief of...
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