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Global Hawk Supports Nato JISR Trial Northrop Grumman’s Block 30 RQ-4 Global Hawk unmanned aerial system (UAS) has participated in a Nato exercise aimed at demonstrating and evaluating the alliance’s ability to coordinate and deploy critical joint intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance (JISR) systems. During the recent Unified Vision 2014 (UV14) exercise, the high-altitude long endurance UAS successfully flew three full-day sorties from Orland Main Air Station, Norway.

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Ubemannet Nato-fly landet i Norge for første gang

Natos RQ-4D Phoenix har for første gang vært på norsk jord.

NATO sin ubemannede drone RQ-4D Phoenix lander for første gang i Norge på Ørland flystasjon.

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