The Army of the Czech Republic (ACR) intends to purchase new fleets of surveillance and combat drones under a CZK1 billion ($47 million) program unveiled on November 29. The ACR plan includes procuring ScanEagle UAVs from Boeing subsidiary Insitu in 2019 at the cost of CZK200 million ($9.3 million). Read full news at this link ....
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AL ASAD, Iraq--ScanEagle UAV sits on the catapult prior to launch. A small detachment of Marines and civilians is deployed here to provide intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance in western Iraq. (Picture source Wikipedia )
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