Phantom Eye Being Assembled at NASA Dryden

Phantom Eye being assembled at NASA Dryden, minus engines. The engines are undergoing testing at another facility. First flight is expected in early August, said Boeing.

Phantom Eye being assembled at NASA Dryden, minus engines. The engines are undergoing testing at another facility. First flight is expected in early August, said Boeing.
The Coyote Block 2 is already combat proven, but more capable kamikaze drones have driven a need to fly faster and farther.
New system packages four autonomous VTOL aircraft and support equipment into a single 20-foot container.
The system recently completed a series of successful tests demonstrating detection, tracking and neutralization of a range of drones and other aerial threats
Two dynamic capability demonstrators – the Multi-Domain Artillery Cannon System and High Power Microwave – present scalable, layered C-UAS options to the U.S. Army