
At a ceremony held in Tehran and attented by Defense Minister Brigadier General Hossein Dehqan, Iran has unveiled a new stratetic UAV (Unmanned Aerial Vehicle) dubbed “Fotros”.
The new drone, is “the biggest unmanned strategic plane in the country that enjoys special capabilities,” according to FARS News Agency.
Built by Defense Ministry’s Air Industries “Fotros”, that has an endurance of 30 hours and can fly for more than 2,000km non-stop, has a nose section extremely similar to the one of the General Atomics Predator and a twin tail boom typical of the made-in-Iran Mohajer drones family.
Noteworthy, the drone showcased in Iran carried air-to-surface missiles with yellow labels (usually meaning with live warheads).
Image credit: Mod.ir
I reckon it left the runway on landing, looking at the clip….tee hee.
Why does an Iranian drone have English writing in it (Caution Propeller, Remove Before Flight)?
Because English is the most common language in the world. Even Iran’s military uses some English for communication purposes.
English is scientific and industrial language in iran look at Iran missile serial numbers and etc they are all in English, even some of our missile have partly english name like Qadr F and Qadr H(in persian it would be Qadr Fe)
Iran police car
http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_tRAoFC4rFjo/TQ6iRXP3uWI/AAAAAAAAALo/22ScEhFkNtg/s400/Police+car++Iran+3.jpg
Nice article, what happened David, no more witty remarks?! any way a professional article.
There is a better quality of that video here:
It is missing screws. See here: http://rotter.net/forum/scoops1/61282.shtml
Ya, very significant.
Check Airbus 400 duct taped in international fair:
http://thanksfornuthin.com/gaffer-tape-can-do-anything/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/astirn/7995723075/
Well, its a refuelling probe. Not as essential as metal sheets covering the hull of an aircraft.
I beg to differ!