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Tuesday, July 03, 2007

Thales UK to offer S-100 UAV to Royal Navy

Thales UK has teamed with Schiebel to offer the Austrian firm's S-100 Camcopter to compete for an expected Royal Navy requirement for a vertical take-off and landing tactical unmanned air vehicle.

The two companies signed a teaming agreement during last month's Paris air show, with Thales to head marketing efforts and to be responsible for system integration elements of the proposed bid.

Thales UK Aerospace managing director Richard Deakin says the S-100 will provide a high level of flexibility in maritime roles. "It has got quite a good payload and is surprisingly capable. From a Royal Navy point of view, if you are looking at payloads, it would be more than adequate for the job."

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