Our first operational MQ-25A Stingray™ has successfully completed its first taxi test. At the push of a button from Air Vehicle Pilots in the Unmanned Carrier Aviation Mission Control System, the Stingray autonomously taxied from the new MQ-25 production facility in Mascoutah, Illinois, to the taxiway at MidAmerica St. Louis airport and executed a series of maneuvers to validate its functionality. The U.S. Navy’s first MQ-25A is now one step closer to its first flight. | The Boeing Company

U.S. Navy’s MQ-25 Stingray Uncrewed Tanker Begins Taxi Tests Toward First Flight | Defense Media

MQ-25 has completed its first test flight! This historic milestone puts the U.S. Navy’s first operational unmanned aerial refueler a step closer to the carrier fleet. | The Boeing Company

21K views · 354 reactions | MQ-25 Stingray achieves another first, conducting aerial refueling with E-2D. Link to full story in comments. U.S. Naval Air Forces | Naval Air Systems Command (NAVAIR) | Facebook

3M views · 6.7K reactions | The Skunk Works® purpose-built MQ-25 unmanned tanker concept is designed to deliver robust refueling capability to support combat strike fighters and extend the range of our aircraft carriers. Lockheed Martin offering builds on Skunk Works® unmanned systems legacy including the RQ-170 to bring proven, low-risk approaches to Skunk Works® design. Read more https://militaryleak.com/mq-25.html | Military Leak | Facebook