Lakshya, unmanned aerial vehicle of Indian Air Force, crashes in Chandamani village in Odisha; no casualties reported
Lakshya, An Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Of The Indian Air Force Crashed Near Chandamani Village In Odisha On Friday.
News Nation Bureau New Delhi Updated on: 21 Apr 2017, 15:16 PM
Lakshya, an unmanned aerial vehicle of the Indian Air Force crashed near Chandamani village in Odisha on Friday.There are no reports of casualties or injuries, according to ANI reports.Lakshya is a remotely piloted aerial vehicle designed and built by Aeronautical Development Establishment (ADE), a subsidiary of the Defence Research and Development Organization (DRDO), for the Indian Armed Forces.A total of 23 Lakshya units are currently operational with Indian Defence Services.
More details awaited.
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First Published : 21 Apr 2017, 15:08 PM
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