UCLASS

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UCLASS (Unmanned Carrier-Launched Airborne Surveillance and Strike) was a U.S. Navy program to develop carrier-based unmanned aircraft for long-endurance intelligence, surveillance, reconnaissance, and strike missions.

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instanceOf U.S. Navy program
military procurement program
abbreviationFor Unmanned Carrier-Launched Airborne Surveillance and Strike
aircraftType carrier-capable UAV
unmanned combat aerial vehicle
armedForcesBranch United States Navy
category United States military aircraft programs
cancelled military programs of the United States
unmanned combat aerial vehicle programs
country United States
designedFor operation from U.S. Navy aircraft carriers
domain naval aviation
unmanned aerial systems
environment blue-water operations
contested airspace
maritime
focus persistent ISR over maritime and littoral areas
strike capability
surveillance
fullName Unmanned Carrier-Launched Airborne Surveillance and Strike
goal provide carrier-based strike without risking pilots
provide persistent ISR from carriers
intendedBasing Gerald R. Ford-class aircraft carriers
Nimitz-class aircraft carriers
nuclear-powered aircraft carriers
intendedCapability autonomous carrier takeoff and landing
networked ISR
precision strike
launchPlatform aircraft carrier
missionProfile carrier-based ISR and strike
long-endurance operations
operator United States Navy
programType acquisition program
purpose development of carrier-based unmanned aircraft
relatedConcept UCAV
unmanned aerial vehicle
relatedProgram Joint Unmanned Combat Air Systems
X-47B
role intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance
long-endurance ISR
strike
service United States Navy
serviceBranch U.S. Navy
linked to: United States Navy
sponsor Naval Air Systems Command
status canceled
successorProgram Carrier-Based Aerial-Refueling System
MQ-25 Stingray

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