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The British Ministry of Defense has said that the BAE Systems Taranis will make its third and possibly final round of tests this year.
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VMU-2 was forced to ditch its RQ-7 unmanned aerial vehicle in the Neuse River on Sept. 10. This was the second time a RQ-7 had to be ditch there in three months.
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Thales and Safran’s Sagem are the only two companies left in the competition to supply the French military with a tactical unmanned aerial vehicle.
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Rostec deputy director Dmitry Rytenkov told RIA Novosti that China and Russia are developing a unmanned aerial vehicle that can be quickly launched using a 300mm rocket.
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A picture of an unmanned aerial vehicle from Russia has been uploaded on the Internet. RIA Novosti speculates that the UAV could be from Rybinsk Design Bureau.
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Source: gazeta-rybinsk.ru
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