Snark unmanned combat armed rotorcraft (UCAR)
Country of Origin: New Zealand
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The Snark unmanned combat armed rotorcraft (UCAR) was a diesel-powered combat-capable helicopter.
The Snark was designed to conduct reconnaissance or strike missions and came in two versions, an army Land Snark and naval Sea Snark.
The airframe was a stealthy Kevlar-reinforced carbon fiber with a long and narrow forward profile; a tail shaped boom supported a ducted rear rotor.
The Snark was displayed as a military aircraft at the Paris Air Show in 2005, with the company indicating...
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