Asia-Pacific unmanned aerial vehicle directory 2020/ Jr Ng
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Asian Military Review Vol.28, Issue 2, March 2020, pp.16-29 (60) Summary: Unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV) has continued to proliferate in the Asia Pacific region especially driven by increasing demand for persistent presence and surveillance from countries with large land and maritime domains to secure. Hence this article presents a country by country guide to maintain UAV ownership, its development and future acquisition.
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Unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV) has continued to proliferate in the Asia Pacific region especially driven by increasing demand for persistent presence and surveillance from countries with large land and maritime domains to secure. Hence this article presents a country by country guide to maintain UAV ownership, its development and future acquisition.
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