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  1. Procurement discussions are underway for GlobalEye AEW&C aircraft, which are being used to replace older platforms globally.
  2. Demonstrating drone-based AWACS capability involving General Atomics and Saab.

Saab and General Atomics Test Drone Payload for Sweden

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Saab and General Atomics Aeronautical Systems tested Saab’s LoyalEye airborne early-warning payload on an MQ-9B drone in an operational scenario for Sweden. The trial also included a demonstration of a long-endurance UUV.

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The trial demonstrates the potential of Saab’s radar and sensor technology in unmanned surveillance. This capability is relevant to ongoing procurement discussions for GlobalEye AEW&C aircraft, which are being used to replace older platforms globally.

Demonstrating drone-based AWACS capability involving General Atomics and Saab is part of ongoing procurement discussions for GlobalEye AEW&C aircraft, which are replacing older platforms globally.

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    Sweden could see future defense procurement and funding related to the UUV demonstrator.

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