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The US Air Force recently awarded contracts to five vendors for the autonomy software that will control future drone wingmen.
The winners of the first Collaborative Combat Aircraft autonomy contracts are classified but represent a mix of both traditional and nontraditional defense companies.
General Atomics and Anduril won the first batch of CCA air vehicle contracts — known as increment 1 — earlier this year .
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