Here’s how Army aviation is tackling the open architecture challenge (Jen Judson, Defense News)

The Army aviation branch, which has long been seeking a modular open systems architecture for future aircraft, is refocusing its attention on past failures and new processes to ensure these next-generation aircraft are able to seamlessly receive new capability.

The service is trying to develop and field two future vertical lift aircraft: the Future Long Range Assault Aircraft and the Future Attack Reconnaissance Aircraft, both by about 2030.

Here’s how Army aviation is tackling the open architecture challenge (defensenews.com)

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