The Latvian armed forces will be receiving three RQ-20A Puma tactical hand-launched drones from U.S. firm AeroVironment later this year. The acquisition of the surveillance and reconnaissance-mission unmanned aviation systems is being conducted with the aid of over $3 million worth of U.S. government foreign military financing (FMF).
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A U.S. soldier launches an AeroVironment RQ-20 Puma (Picture source: DVIDS)
A U.S. soldier launches an AeroVironment RQ-20 Puma (Picture source: DVIDS)
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