That means certainty for our ongoing initiatives like Project ULTRA, Sky Range and the Point Defense Battle Lab, while ensuring the runway is capable of supporting future and growing UAS operations at both the base and the business and technology park.
Emphasizing the benefits of the runway for future operations.
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That’s because we’ve been working in this sector for 20 years, and it’s why we’ve been selected to work with the DoW, NASA and others to address unmanned aircraft and the security needs arising from this technology.
Minot is an important rail hub for our state’s agriculture, energy and manufacturing industries.
The agreement we secured in 2016 for GrandSKY to jointly use the Grand Forks Air Force Base runway provides a strong foundation for our UAS ecosystem, supporting a set of activities that you cannot find anywhere else in the nation.
We demonstrated clearly in North Dakota that we can achieve greater gas capture without imposing burdensome, one-size-fits-all rules.
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