Britain unveils unmanned combat aircraft Taranis
2010-07-14 02:31:18 GMT2010-07-14 10:31:18 (Beijing Time)
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This image made available by the Ministry of Defence in London, July 12, 2010, shows Taranis, the prototype of an unmanned combat aircraft of the future. Named after the Celtic god of thunder, the concept demonstrator will test the possibility of developing the first ever autonomous stealthy Unmanned Combat Air Vehicle (UCAV) that would ultimately be capable of precisely striking targets at long range, even in another continent. Should such systems enter into service, they would. at all times be under the control of highly trained military crews on the ground. (Photo Source: chinanews.com)
This image made available by the Ministry of Defence in London, July 12, 2010, shows Taranis, the prototype of an unmanned combat aircraft of the future. (Photo Source: chinanews.com)
This image made available by the Ministry of Defence in London, July 12, 2010, shows Taranis, the prototype of an unmanned combat aircraft of the future. (Photo Source: chinanews.com)
This image made available by the Ministry of Defence in London, July 12, 2010, shows Taranis, the prototype of an unmanned combat aircraft of the future. Named after the Celtic god of thunder, the concept demonstrator will test the possibility of developing the first ever autonomous stealthy Unmanned Combat Air Vehicle (UCAV) that would ultimately be capable of precisely striking targets at long range, even in another continent. Should such systems enter into service, they would. at all times be under the control of highly trained military crews on the ground.
