Desert Hawk III Unmanned Aircraft System (UAS)

Lockheed Martin recently completed a successful test of a new infrared sensor turret aboard its Desert Hawk III Unmanned Aircraft System (UAS), marking the first time a small UAS has flown with a 360-degree infrared sensor.

To assist the warfighter, we have miniaturized the infrared payload, so it fits into a turret weighing less than two pounds," said John Nikolai, director of electronic products & logistics at Lockheed Martins Tactical Systems business in Eagan, MN.

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[SheepJumpFish]

Is it me or did I still see no explosions? Lads you produce military stuff now blow something up

[Rudeinfw]

Wow that thing is quiet!

[GottTS]

...lol die Auflösung der Cam ist ja unterirdisch und wackeln tut das Teil auch wie Seuche... nur weil sich die Cam drehen kann und gaaanz tolle Infrarot-Aufnahmen macht, kostet das Teil wahrscheinlich Unsummen...

Wenn man einen billigsdorfer Camcorder an einen ferngesteuerten Flieger aus dem Baummarkt bindet hat man wahrscheinlich mehr davon...

[retiredge76]

Lockheed-Martin likes to wrap itself in the American flag. But the true Lockheed-Martin idea of courage and integrity is cutting off health insurance benefits to retirees after theyve retired with an earned benefit. (What are the retirees to do: retire from some other company? I dont think so!) Thats what the Lockheed-Martin concept of integrity is all about. Bet youll never hear about that on an LM ethics or recruiting video! Ill also bet they didnt cut off health benefits to ex-managers!