The Puma provides land-based and maritime intelligence surveillance and reconnaissance. It also allows small units the ability to detect improvised explosive devices, according to www.navair.navy.mil. The Marine Corps introduced the Puma to its operating units in 2012. Read more news.
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RQ-20 Puma UAS (credit: Lance Cpl. Matthew Kirk)
RQ-20 Puma UAS (credit: Lance Cpl. Matthew Kirk)
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