Kratos Defense (NASDAQ: KTOS) could become a key hardware supplier for autonomous combat aircraft as militaries pursue lower-cost ways to add scale without putting more pilots at risk. Economics, international interest, and expanding production capacity create a compelling growth opportunity, but converting that potential into repeat orders will determine how large the business can become.

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