Unmanned aerial vehicles in intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance operations/ Beth Stevenson
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Military Technology Vol. XLI, Issue 7-8 2017, p.66-67 (38)Summary: This article sheds light on a number of developing technologies being applied to UAVs currently used in support of these deployments, building on technology already integrated onto these platforms to enhance the ISR capability of the aircraft.
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This article sheds light on a number of developing technologies being applied to UAVs currently used in support of these deployments, building on technology already integrated onto these platforms to enhance the ISR capability of the aircraft.
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