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How General Atomics views Europe’s unmanned future

In this fireside chat, Dave Alexander of General Atomics Aeronautical Systems talks through his company's strategy for the European market.

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The future of European airpower is very much up in the air, but it is clear that unmanned capabilities will play a major role going forward.

In this fireside chat, Breaking Defense Editor-in-Chief Aaron Mehta sits down with Dave Alexander, the president of General Atomics Aeronautical Systems, to discuss his views on the European market, what kind of industrial partnerships he looks for, and what a European CCA may do differently than an American one.

You can find the previous episodes of our European airpower roundtable here and at Breaking Defense Europe .

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