AUSA 2025: Sikorsky Unveils Unmanned S-70 U-Hawk
Lockheed Martin's Sikorsky subsidiary has unveiled an S-70U-Hawk unmanned aircraft system (UAS) prototype based on a repurposed UH-60L Black Hawk.
The U-Hawk features 25% more cargo space than the UH-60L Black Hawk, according to Lockheed Martin.
The company "completely removed the cockpit, the pilot, and also the crew chief stations of the aircraft" and added clamshell doors on the nose, said Sikorsky Advanced Programs Business Development director Ramsey Bentley.
- The U-Hawk was unveiled at the Association of the United States Army's (AUSA's) annual symposium in Washington, DC, on 13 October.
- The clamshell doors on the U-Hawk open to the side, allowing them to function while the rotor spins.
Author's summary: Sikorsky unveils unmanned Black Hawk-based S-70 U-Hawk prototype.
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