Hurray for 'Hootenanny'!
As it's New Year's Eve, I thought you might like to read John Dugdale in The Sunday Times (eagerly) looking forward to that BBC festive staple (though I've never watched it), Jools’ Annual Hootenanny.
The Oryx Handbook of Iranian Drones
The goal of this list is to comprehensively catalogue Iran's past and current inventory of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) and their armament. In an effort to streamline the list and avoid unnecessary confusion, this list only includes military drones associated with Iran's defence industry or military-grade UAVs with at least some chance of entering service. Notes: - If several configurations of a drone with one designation are known, they are added as such. - The part within the apostrophes refers to other designations or an unofficial designation. - UAVs that did not enter service or have yet to enter service have been placed in the prototype category. - When a type is dual-capable, it is added in both respective categories. - Dubious claims are referred to as ''claimed to be capable''. - Although several types of Iranian UAVs have been sighted in Syria and Iraq, the foreign service section of this handbook only includes those confirmed to be in s
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