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Redwire, an American public aerospace developer, has a subsidiary working on the Stalker UAS for the LRR program.

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Redwire, an American public aerospace developer, has a subsidiary working on the Stalker UAS for the LRR program.

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  1. Redwire secured new purchase orders and delivered Stalker UAS systems to the U.S. Army.1 source
  2. Redwire delivered Stalker UAS to Army and National Guard operators.1 source
  3. Redwire's subsidiary is developing the Stalker UAS for the LRR program under the purview of the Army.1 source

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  • Business WireRedwire Announces Prototype Phase Award for U.S. Army Long Range Reconnaissance (LRR) Program JACKSONVILLE, Fla., August 07, 2025--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Redwire Corporation (NYSE: RDW), a global leader in