Defence invests $100m in new small drones

Posted on July 15, 2024 by Guest authors

The capabilities can be deployed as a complement to Australia’s crewed systems, and are scheduled for delivery in 2025. It comes as the Albanese government has earmarked more than $10 billion on expenditure for uncrewed systems.

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