Unmanned Aircraft System
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Unmanned Aircraft System (UAS) is the term introduced by DoD and adopted by the FAA to replace the term UAV. The UAS is composed of the Unmanned Aircraft (UA), the Control System, and the Datalink.
See Also:
- Unmanned Aerial Vehicle
- Remotely Piloted Vehicle
- Remotely Operated Aircraft
- Drone
- Unmanned Aircraft
- Ground Control Station
- Control system
- Datalink
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