March 19, 2007
According to Manufacturer, Israeli 'Drones' Fly Over Iraq, Afghanistan
From The Associated Press:
For more information on the Skylark UAV, click HERE.
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From The Associated Press:
Pilotless planes small enough for a single soldier to carry and operate are gathering intelligence for U.S.-led forces in Iraq and Afghanistan, the Israeli manufacturer said Monday.
Elbit Systems, one of Israel's leading defense electronics companies, said its little "Skylark" can cover an area within a range of 6 miles day or night. It is about 7 feet long with a wingspan of nearly 8 feet, the company said.
"Skylark is operational and currently deployed in the global war on terror in Israel, Iraq and Afghanistan," the statement said. It described the Skylark as suited for "close range, beyond-the-next hill, counter-terror missions."
For more information on the Skylark UAV, click HERE.
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