Unmanned Vehicles
FireFly causes infantryman’s capabilities to glow
Rafael has successfully sold the Spike NLOS missile (used from a ground-launched platform) to South Korea, and at Seoul ADEX 2019 the Israeli company was promoting a relatively new member of the Spike family – the FireFly – to the Republic of Korea Army.
At first glance, the Spike FireFly seems to ...
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