Thanks for posting this.
Finally, we're moving past Vietnam technology to modern sensors.
It's inconceivable to me that it's taken this long to develop these tools for the US warrior.
The unattended sensor alone will save lives, allowing the US military to monitor a location without risk.
Get this stuff to the men and women on the ground, dammit.
>>There is no funding currently for the small unmanned ground vehicle and the Class I unmanned aerial vehicle for the first spin-out. They are slated as options in spin-out 2, if funding is available.<<
We need to get on the phones to Congress!