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Could long-endurance UAVs be repurposed for surveillance of Russia and China?
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Garrett Reim2020-07-01T17:03:00
UAVs currently fielded by the USA and Western allies are vulnerable to ground fire but may be the key to creating an early warning system in geopolitical hotspots like the Baltics or Taiwan; in fact, some analysts argue, operating non-stealthy aircraft “in plain sight” could have a powerful deterrent effect
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