Australia to deploy Skylark UAVs for Iraq operations / by Ian Bostock
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Jane's Defence Weekly Vol 42 issue 45, 9 November 2005, p.6 (122)Summary: Made by Elbit Systems, Israel, the Skylark can be launched by hand, stay in the air for two hours, and relay imagery to a ground station.
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Made by Elbit Systems, Israel, the Skylark can be launched by hand, stay in the air for two hours, and relay imagery to a ground station.
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