< img src = "/uploads/blogs/1a/c2/ib-fro3hjk27_5237c6fc.jpg" ALT = "German developers presented a new heron TP Dron TP standard"/> ~ ~ ~ < p > Germany first attracted the drones of Heron TP to NATO's operation called & laquo; Baltic guard 2025 & raquo;. The mission's task is to enhance the monitoring of critically important submarine infrastructure in the Baltic Sea. The decision on the use of drones reflects Germany's desire to strengthen its participation in ensuring the safety of the eastern flank of the North Atlantic Alliance, reports militaristic.
~ < p >Heron tp & mdash; It is a medium -height drone with a long flight duration, designated for reconnaissance missions. The device is able to stay in the air for more than 30 hours and is equipped with high -tech sensors to collect information in real time. German modification drone was adapted to NATO standards and certified for use in a common civil and military airspace.
< P class = "" Data-Start = "803" Data-end = "1121" > Operation & laquo; Baltic guard & raquo; coordinates between allies to protect underwater cables, pipelines and other infrastructure elements from potential intervention or & nbsp; damage. Intelligence that & nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; help heron tp, allow an operational command to effectively track the situation in & nbsp; region.
~ < P class = "" Data-Start = "1123" Data-end = "1395" > Operation coordination is carried out by the combined NATO forces Command in & nbsp; Brunssumi, and Germany is responsible for & nbsp; nbp; Involvement drones occurs in close interaction with other alliance member countries that & nbsp; contributes to increasing the effectiveness of joint action.
< P class = "" Data-Start = "1397" Data-end = "1661" > Application Heron & nbsp; tp testifies to NATO's readiness to integrate modern technologies in & nbsp; active military operations. This is & nbsp; also emphasizes the Alliance's desire to adapt to & nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; a security environment, especially on & nbsp; nbsp; threat growth in & nbsp; Baltic region.
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