When the Korean War erupted in June 1950, the strange-looking F-82 Twin Mustang became exactly the aircraft America needed. After Korea, the Twin Mustang’s strange final chapter took it to Alaska, where it patrolled the Arctic frontier.
This breakthrough in hardware brings fixed-site scanning power to the palm of an operator’s hand. Additionally, the OEM module version can fit in the payload of a UAV for regional scale scanning
Air traffic control alerted other pilots but did not receive any additional reports of a drone in the area, according to the Federal Aviation Administration. The plane, which was carrying 48 passengers and six crew members, landed safely.
Companies successfully complete Iris Unmanned Aerial Systems flight trials to support trusted multi-link connectivity for Beyond Visual Line of Sight operations.
Built from corrugated cardboard, the drones are designed to be lightweight, inexpensive, and quickly produced in large numbers.