The Multi-Mission Maritime Aircraft Design Reference Mission

A Design Reference Mission (DRM) defines the specific projected threat and operating environment baseline for a given force element, which may range from a single-purpose weapon system to a multi-mission platform to a multi-system, multi-platform system of systems. The Multi-mission Maritime Aircraf...

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