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Industry looks to refresh Sentinel systems
With the Royal Air Force's Sentinel R1 aircraft now planned to be in service for at least another four years, industry is in talks with the UK Ministry of Defence on long-overdue upgrades.
One of those upgrades will be a thorough refresh of the intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance (ISR ...
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