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Danish media hinted at the MQ-9 Sea Guardian mission.
Credit: GA-ASI
Danish lawmakers have agreed to a plan to buy long-range unmanned aerial systems (UAS) to patrol the Arctic and North Atlantic. In the first of several new deals to boost defense spending, the country’s government and political parties plan to increase oversight.
Denmark to invest in Arctic monitoring capabilities Published in Aerospace Daily and Defense ReportAviation Week Intelligence Network (AWIN) Market Briefings are included with your AWIN membership.
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