US Air Force Drone Wingmen to Get Own Squadrons, Chief Nominee Says
Gen. Kenneth Wilsbach, nominated as Air Force Chief of Staff, aims to advance drone squadron readiness and modernization, with Combat Cloud Aircraft to form independent units.
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Wilsbach: Air Force could stand up independent CCA drone squadrons
The Air Force is considering creating standalone squadrons for its future fleet of robotic wingman drones known as Collaborative Combat Aircraft (CCA), according to the nominee for chief of staff. “We’re thinking that they’re not going to be embedded in current fighter squadrons, but rather they’re going to be their own squadrons,” Gen. Kenneth Wilsbach said Thursday during his confirmation hearing in front of the Senate Armed Services Committee…
US Air Force drone wingmen to get own squadrons, chief nominee says
The U.S. Air Force plans to create independent squadrons for its future fleet of collaborative combat aircraft instead of adding the drone wingmen to already-existing squadrons of manned fighters.Gen. Kenneth Wilsbach, the nominee to be the service’s next chief of staff, told the Senate Armed Services Committee during his confirmation hearing Thursday the Air Force Reserve and Air National Guard also may stand up their own CCA squadrons, along w…
US Air Force Drone Wingmen to Get Own Squadrons, Chief Nominee Says
The United States Air Force is taking a bold step forward in modernizing its fleet by creating dedicated squadrons for collaborative combat aircraft, a move that signals both confidence in advanced technology and a commitment to strengthening national defense. Rather than folding these innovative drone wingmen into existing fighter squadrons, the Air Force will organize them into separate units. This decision, revealed during a recent Senate Arm…
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