UAS & Babcock Mission Casestudy

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UAS & Babcock Mission Casestudy

Marketing Team UAS International Trip Support | - 11/27/2019
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UAS & Babcock Mission Casestudy: In May 2019, UAS supported Babcock on a complex and high-pressure mission to deliver a helicopter ECMHP from Milan, Italy to the port city of Pemba, Mozambique.

In this case study, we examine the intricacies of the operation as well as the challenges that occurred and how they were overcome.

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