Bell Flight has released a new video featuring the networked and stealthy internal stores carrying capability of their entrant into the US Army's Future Attack Reconnaissance Aircraft (FARA) program: the Bell 360 Invictus.
This Bell 360 Invictus video demonstrates the advanced concept of air-launched effects (ALE) which will eventually include a combination of payloads ranging from slow longer endurance drones to high speed kinetic effect weapons.
Computer animation simulation of the Bell Flight FARA contender called the Bell 360 Invictus.
Image and video courtesy: Bell Flight
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