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Saab radars gaining low, slow target detection
As the number of airspace incursions involving UAVs continues to rise and make headlines due to the risk that they pose, industry is stepping up its response to this problem, including Saab which has been pushing the benefits of adding a low, slow target detection capability to its established family ...
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