Australian Army Buys 24 Uncrewed Drones in $650 Million Deal
Insitu designed "Integrator" UAV drone contains six payload spaces can be customised with cameras, communication capabilities, and other advanced mission-specific technologies. Supplied/Boeing Insitu Pacific
The Australian army is set to acquire 24 unmanned surveillance drones in an AU$650 million (US$477 million) deal with Boeing’s Insitu Pacific.
The “Integrator” drones will be manufactured locally in Brisbane while using suppliers from across the state of Queensland.
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