Unmanned Aerial Vehicles
Anglo-French UCAV Program Gets Green Light
France and the UK are pressing ahead with a feasibility study for a future unmanned combat air system.
France and the UK are pressing ahead with a feasibility study for a future unmanned combat air system.

During the Anglo-French summit held January 31 in the UK, Prime Minister David Cameron and French President François Hollande, together with their respective defense ministers Philip Hammond and Jean-Yves Le Drian, announced a series of new defense deals, building on the greater cooperation between the countries outlined in the 2010 Lancaster House agreement. Leading the new announcements was the go-ahead for a £120 million ($198 million) joint feasibility phase for an unmanned future combat air system.

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