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IAI and SIG Sauer Test FIRE STORM 250 Armed Drone

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The Jerusalem PostSecurity

IAI and SIG Sauer Test FIRE STORM 250 Armed Drone

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Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) and SIG SAUER successfully tested the FIRE STORM 250 armed drone, which features SIG SAUER's M250 machine gun and MICROLIGHT RCWS. The live-fire demonstration in Israel showcased the drone's ability to detect and engage targets from various altitudes and ranges. Designed for small tactical units, the drone offers persistent overwatch and armed reconnaissance capabilities with a flight time of up to three hours. The system integrates advanced technology to provide close-support firepower while keeping soldiers out of direct danger.

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  • IAI and SIG SAUER successfully tested the FIRE STORM 250 armed drone with an M250 machine gun.
  • The drone can detect, identify, and engage targets from altitudes of 200 meters with a range of 400-600 meters.
  • The FIRE STORM 250 is designed for small units, providing close-support and armed reconnaissance capabilities.
  • The system allows remote operation of the weapon, keeping soldiers out of the line of fire.
  • The drone has a flight time of up to three hours and can be refueled in the field.
  • SIG SAUER is expanding its drone offerings and expressed willingness to sell to Israel.

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