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Military UAV Designs

IAI Scout and Tadiran Mastiff. First battlefield UAVs:



 
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DRDO Nishant

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DRDO NETRA UAV

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DRDO Rustom 1 technology demonstrator


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DRDO Rustom H model
 
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Bayraktar Çaldıran



Vestel Karayel



Turna G Target Drone



Şimşek Jet Target Drone (for jet fighters and air defence system)



AeroSeeker AERO405 - Quadrotor



Havelsan Octocopter

 
The 14-X is the Brazilian hypersonic aircraft, named in tribute to the 14-bis of Alberto Santos-Dumont. This aircraft is equipped with a scramjet engine, which is integrated into fuselage and has no moving parts.[1] The operating principle is that, during the flight, the air is compressed by geometry and speed of the vehicle and directed to the engine at the bottom of the aircraft. Hydrogen is used as the fuel.

The project is already being tested in the “T3” Brazilian Air Force hypersonic wind tunnel. It will be an UAV and able to put satellites in orbit. The aircraft was originally planned to be active in 2010, but delays have made the Brazilian air force postpone it to 2012. It has been constructed in Brazilian Air Force's Instituto de Estudos Avançados” (Institute for Advanced Studies). The vehicle will utilize the “Waverider” concept. A friction wave in the inferior part of the aircraft will give it sustainability.

General characteristics

* Crew: None

14X - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
 
Malaysian CTRM's HMD is Yabhon Introducing Which is high performance, high maneuverability, high engine jet target attitude. It is designed to be used for anti-aircraft guns, surface to air missiles. It is designed to be used for anti-aircraft guns, surface to air missiles.

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Demon
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Taranis
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Phantom Eye
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Continental Europe's entry into the advanced UAV market, the nEUROn .
An artist's rendering of the finished novel UAV Air System. Credit: BAE Systems
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PICTURES: AirMule UAV Gains wheels for STOVL operations
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China's Origami

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