D&S 2015: Serbian UAVs break cover
Serbia, via Yugoimport, promoted two UAV platforms to Thailand and the Southeast Asian region at the Defence & Security 2015 exhibition in Bangkok.
The two designs were the long-range Pegasus (pictured above) and the short-range Sparrow.
Marko Stojanović, from Yugoimport’s promotion department, said both platforms came from a preceding medium-range UAV design from the national Military Technical Institute.
The Pegasus (Pegaz), ‘a long-range tactical UAV for day and night reconnaissance and surveillance missions, target acquisition and designation,’ is presently still in development, although Stojanović believed this should be completed in 2016.
It can carry a payload weighing up
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