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X-47B UCAS

X-47B UCAS

X-47B UCAS

Product catalog summary
Program Overview: In August 2007, the U.S. Navy selected Northrop Grumman as the prime contractor for the Unmanned Combat Air System Carrier Demonstration (UCAS-D) program. The program aims to demonstrate the capabilities of an autonomous, low-observable unmanned aircraft, specifically the X-47B, to perform carrier launches, recoveries, and autonomous aerial refueling.
Development and Testing: Northrop Grumman is developing two fighter-sized, long-range, high-endurance aircraft designated as the X-47B. The testing activities are ongoing, with the goal of completing the Navy's carrier launch and recovery objectives by 2013. Successful trials at sea could lead to further acquisition programs.
Specifications:
  • Wingspan: 62.1 ft
  • Length: 38.2 ft
  • Altitude: Greater than 40,000 ft
  • Range: Greater than 2,100 nautical miles
  • Top Speed: High subsonic
  • PowerPlant: Pratt & Whitney F100-PW-220U
System Provisions:
  • Autonomous Aerial Refueling: Probe & Drogue (USN), Boom Receptacle (USAF)
  • Weapons Bays: 4,500 lb capacity
  • Sensors: EO / IR / SAR / ISAR / GMTI / MMTI / ESM
Contact Information: For further details, contact Cyndi Wegerbauer at 858.618.5323 or via email at [email protected]. The document is approved for public release with unlimited distribution as per NAVAIR 10-514 dated 14 April 2010.
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X-47B UCAS-1

X - 47B Navy Unmann ed Combat Air System Demons tration (UCAS-D)

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