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ASTA's long Jindivik pilotless target aircraft is poised to enter production, if abid with the UK Ministry of Defence is successful. If the tender bid is successful 19 additional Jindiviks will be supplied to the Royal Navy, the aircraft undergoing final assembly and flight testing in the United Kingdom. The highly successful Jindivik family hasseen service witha number ofdefenceforces, including those of the UK, USA, Sweden, New Zealand and Australia.
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Army Trials Scouts:
Israel Air- craft Industry Scout unmanned aerial vehicles have been undergoing Army evaluation in recent times.
Two of Scout UAVs have been on lease, with 20Israeli civilians attached to the Army involved with the trials. Under Project Nexon, the Scouts are being evaluated with a view to improving the Army’s battlefield reconnaissance capabilities.
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