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Unmanned Aerial Vehicles
Poland To Lease Reapers Ahead of Planned MQ-9B Buy
MQ-9A Reapers are being leased from General Atomics to fill a capability gap ahead of Poland’s planned acquisition of RPAs under the Zefir project.
The MQ-9A will provide Poland with a means of maintaining surveillance beyond its borders—including those with Belarus and the Russian Kaliningrad enclave—and Baltic coastal waters. (Photo: GA-ASI)
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David Donald
• Contributor - UK
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