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The unveiling of the Scaled Composites Model 437—an attritable-class unmanned aircraft system (UAS) concept design—and a proposed new unmanned conversion of the 4-year-old, manned Model 401 demonstrator offer new hints of the company’s wider plans for the next generation of air dominance platforms.
Credit: Northrop Grumman
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