Lockheed proposes demonstrating LOCAAS weapon on Predator B UAV
Following the high-profile use of Hellfire missiles launched from the Predator A unmanned aerial vehicle over Afghanistan, Lockheed Martin officials are trying to get the Air Force interested in funding a demonstration of the company's developmental Low Cost Autonomous Attack System (LOCAAS) on the...
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