Israel Aerospace Industries unveiled over the weekend its latest development in the field of secret unmanned aerial vehicles - a miniature aircraft weighing four kilograms, known as GHOST to foreign customers.
In a Washington exhibition, the IAI showcased the unmanned aircraft that is able to provide intelligence imagery in real time to soldiers in urban areas, and is also suitable for civilian use. GHOST lands and launches vertically and is able to fly and hover while automatically maintaining its altitude.
GHOST has a low acoustic signature, and can stay airborne for half-an-hour including a payload for both daytime and nighttime observations.
The unmanned aerial vehicle can be used by both the military company as well as fighters in the field. The system can be carried in two backpacks by fighters, and it includes two aircrafts, several batteries and a portable computer that is used to oversee and control the device, including communication.
The British government has said Jordan's custodianship of Jerusalem's holy sites "must be respected" in a...
The United States has announced fresh economic sanctions on Cuba’s president and some of his immediate...
A Russian drone struck a private residential home in Konotop late Thursday evening, injuring five civilians,...
North Korea on Thursday unveiled a new facility to produce nuclear bomb fuels, with leader Kim...
