Unmanned Vehicles
Phoenix is ready to rise, says NATO
The RQ-4D Phoenix Alliance Ground Surveillance (AGS) aircraft from Northrop Grumman is ready to conduct operational missions for NATO, the alliance announced on 15 February.
‘IOC represents a culmination of collective efforts across several international organisations. Since its inception each group has played a crucial role to take NATO AGS from ...
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