The US Army is still looking for its perfect quadcopter drone
It’s not hard to imagine how a small drone, like a quadcopter with a camera on it, could be useful for a soldier in the Army.
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The US Army is still looking for its perfect quadcopter drone The Department of Defense awarded $11 million to six companies to make it happen.
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Seriously? Any backyard/small shop enthusiast can build them something to those specs for $20K or less.
I don't get it.
I don't get it.
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Brains and business smarts!
You need just about every one in your outfit to clear a security and some a top secret clearance. Also you need to be in a position to fire up production when you get the green light.
You may be able to build one, but you ain't in the position to manufacture one.
Been there when I did gov. contracting!
You need just about every one in your outfit to clear a security and some a top secret clearance. Also you need to be in a position to fire up production when you get the green light.
You may be able to build one, but you ain't in the position to manufacture one.
Been there when I did gov. contracting!
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They need to spend more. I designed and built some models for NASA Langley Research Center years back and I had it explained to me like this: They had a budget that they devoted to our particular program and if they didn't spend it for that program, then the following year the budget would be reduced to that amount. . . and they can't have that.
For those of us in the private sector we will never be able to fully grasp how much money is
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Yep and it's that UFO all over the news now.
@Ty Pilot, you see what you've now done? Opened a can of worms!?
@Ty Pilot, you see what you've now done? Opened a can of worms!?
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He’s right though. Corporate departments follow the same process. If they have unspent money left in the budget 60 days before new budgets are developed they go on spending sprees.
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