Unmanned Vehicles
NCSIST displays new loitering munition
Taiwan’s state-owned National Chung-Shan Institute of Science and Technology (NCSIST) displayed its new anti-radiation loitering munition at the biennial Taipei Aerospace and Defence Technology Exhibition (TADTE) being held from 17-19 August.
The fixed-wing system is powered by a rear-propeller engine and appears similarly configured to the Israel Aerospace Industries ...
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