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Friday, April 20, 2012

Denmark borrows Dutch drones

[Raven UAV]The Dutch defence ministry has announced it is lending Denmark a number of its unmanned drones.

The Danish army is getting two sets of the Raven UAV (unmanned aerial vehicle) system, each consisting of a ground station and three hand-launched micro-planes. The whole system can be carried in two rucksacks.

Denmark has been having problems with the supply of spare parts for its reconnaissance drones and all the working units are in use in Afghanistan. This leaves the troops in Denmark with no planes to practice with.

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