BAE Systems comes clean on secret unmanned aerial vehicle programme
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Jane's International Defense Review Vol 39, April 2006, pp.30-31Summary: BAE Systems has built and flown six different UAV's at its Warton site in North West England, in a three year development programme. This short report gives brief details with some pictures.
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BAE Systems has built and flown six different UAV's at its Warton site in North West England, in a three year development programme. This short report gives brief details with some pictures.
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