ADECS 2018: Phantom detects training opportunities (video)

30th January 2018 - 04:20 GMT | by Helen Haxell in Singapore

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Textron Systems is showcasing at ADECS 2018 its Phantom-UL Beam Rider - an open range training and test and evaluation tool.

The Phantom has a laser threat emitter that simulates laser warning receivers for pilot training.

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