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NEWS | Dec. 9, 2019

Small Unmanned Aircraft System: Parts Needed for Timely Orders

Soldier launches a fixed-wing drone

Mechanics,

Getting replacement parts in a timely manner for your small unmanned aircraft system (SUAS) depends on you turning in parts.

If your unit owns a Raven and PUMA SUAS aircraft, contact the PM-UAS warehouse at:
 

The warehouse tracks parts and needs all units to email their UIC, unit home location and system serial numbers. Without this information on file, delays to shipment of parts occur.

PM-UAS needs this information to document supply transactions and for configuration management. So act now! If you don’t, your orders might not arrive when you need them most.
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