Photo from Airborne Surveillance and Reconnaissance station MX-25

Jul 8, 2015

Modified date: Jul 8, 2015

MX-25
Ideal for: High-Altitude, Long-Endurance Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance missions
Installations: Fixed-wing, UAV, Aerostat
Features & Benefits
Multi-Sensor Imaging/Laser Payload Options:
Currently supports up to six sensors simultaneously
Superior HD imaging resolution from Electro-Optical (EO) and Infrared (IR) cameras
Long-range target Illumination, Pointing and Range-Finding

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