UCAV launched from carrier

Russian military maker MiG announced the start of the research-and-development project for an unmanned combat air vehicle (UCAV) based on its Skat prototype. This announcement is made under a contract MiG signed with the Russian Industry and Trade ...

General Atomics Aeronautical Systems' (GA-ASI) Advanced Cockpit ground control station (GCS) has successfully demonstrated its ability to fly the Predator C Avenger unmanned combat air vehicle (UCAV) during flight testing at the company's Gray Butte ...

A Dassault Aviation production reviewing the long and complex development program of the nEUROn unmanned combat aerial vehicle (UCAV) developed by a pan-European team headed by the French Dassault. The video is brought to you as part of the Paris...

Next Article → NAVAL AIR: Replacing Carriers With Cruise Missiles May 20, 2013: China has been seen testing a UCAV (unmanned combat air vehicle), called the Li Jian. This aircraft was recently photographed moving around an airfield under its own ...

China's first jet-powered stealth unmanned combat aerial vehicle (UCAV), the Lijian or Sharp Sword, was recently spotted undergoing taxiing tests in China. The post appeared... Read the whole post... » Related Stories First Unmanned ...

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan, which has for much of the past decade has sought to acquire unmanned aerial vehicles (UCAV), a platform used by the US in Pakistan despite numerous protests by the government, has started export of drone parts. On Monday, ...

The AEROSPACE team report from the pre-showweekend days at the Paris Air Show on 17-23 June Sunshine, no crowds enjoy it while you can. The pre-show weekend at the Paris Air Show seesfinal preperations being made before the formal opening of ...

China is developing drones to spy on Taiwan, a study from the US-China Economic and Security Review Commission indicates. When fully integrated into the force structure, these Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAV) will improve the PLA's [People's ...

Three European industry leaders shook hands here yesterday on a plan to develop a European Male UAV. From left to right: Bernhard Gerwert, CEO of EADS Cassidian; Eric Trappier, CEO of Dassault; and Giuseppe Giordo, CEO of Alenia. The latest ...