A great leap forward? / Gordon Arthur.
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Unmanned vehicles Vol 19 No 1, February-March 2014, pp.12-15 (88)Summary: Review of growing manufacture, use and export potential of Chinese unmanned aerial vehicles. This article suggests China's armed forces may have thousands of units already in service, while civil, commercial and consumer interest has also grown dramatically. Notable products include the Lijian jet powered stealth UCAV, the Wing Loong with 3000km range and 200kg load capacity, and rotorcraft, while HALE and MALE systems have also been developed.
| Item type | Current library | Call number | Copy number | Status | Date due | Barcode | |
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| Journal Articles | Mindef Library & Info Centre Journals | UNMANNED AERIAL VEHICLES (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | 1 | Not for loan | 42370-1001 |
Review of growing manufacture, use and export potential of Chinese unmanned aerial vehicles. This article suggests China's armed forces may have thousands of units already in service, while civil, commercial and consumer interest has also grown dramatically. Notable products include the Lijian jet powered stealth UCAV, the Wing Loong with 3000km range and 200kg load capacity, and rotorcraft, while HALE and MALE systems have also been developed.
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