The Royal Australian Air Force is utilizing shared defense technology standards in the development of the MQ-28 collaborative combat aircraft with Boeing.

1 report, 1 independent Updated Jun 11

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Royal Australian Air Force Boeing

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The entities involved

Royal Australian Air Force
air warfare branch of Australia's armed forces
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American global aerospace and defense corporation
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Jun 11aviationweek.com