Five World War One German Fokker Dr.1 triplanes lead by the Red Baron practice their low level strafing and ground attack manoeuvres. Continue reading
IAI Provides Sneak Preview of Maritime Heron
IAI provided a demonstration of the Maritime Heron near Hadera on Sunday, a week before it is due to be showcased at the Euronaval defence conference in Paris. Continue reading
RPAS CivOps Conference Programme Is Announced
RPAS CivOps conference will take place at the Royal Military Academy in Brussels, Belgium on 4 & 5 December 2012. Continue reading
Hirobo Launches Remote Control One-Man/No-Man Helicopter
Japanese remote control helicopter maker Hirobo has unveiled a battery-powered helicopter that is designed for one person.
U-2 Touch And Go
Chase automobiles, as the Chevrolet Camaro SS pony car seen in the above video, are used to supervise touch and gos performed for training purposes by U-2 Dragon Ladypilots at Beale Air Force Base, California, home of the 9th Reconnaissance Wing. Continue reading
U.S. Army To Look At Creating a “Super Engine”
Studies are underway at the U.S. Army Research Laboratory, or ARL, to create a ‘super engine’ that could allow military ground vehicles, stationary power generators, and small unmanned aircraft, for example, to operate with the same kind of fuel. Continue reading
Predators, Reapers Break Flying Record
The 29th Attack Squadron, 9th Attack Squadron, and the 6th Reconnaissance Squadron set a non-combat record October 2, by flying six MQ-9 Reapers and four MQ-1 Predators simultaneously during a training mission at Holloman Air Force Base, N.M. Continue reading
Composite Wing Developed for High-Altitude Perpetual Flight Unmanned Aircraft
Lehigh University (Lehigh, Pa., USA) reports that one of its engineers has developed a carbon fiber composite wing for use on an unmanned aircraft being designed for high-altitude perpetual flight.