Farpad (drone)

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Farpad
Hand-launched Farpad.jpg
Hand-launched UAV
Role
Manufacturer Islamic Republic of Iran Army Ground Forces
Designer Islamic Republic of Iran Army Ground Forces
Introduction 3 October 2019 (Unveiling)
Primary user Iran

Farpad (drone) (Persian: پهپاد فرپاد‎) is an Iranian hand-launched unmanned aerial vehicle;[1][2][3] which was unveiled by Iranian Army[4][5] during the military drills underway in Iran’s strategic southeastern areas.

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This domestically-manufactured drone, dubbed ‘Farpad,’ (فرپاد)[6][7][8] is considered as the latest surveillance-aircraft of its sort to join the battery of Islamic Republic of Iran Army Ground Forces (NEZAJA), the acronym derived from the Persian name of the Army’s Ground Forces.[citation needed]

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This hand-launched unmanned aerial vehicle can fly as far as[9][10][11] twenty kilometers (equivalent to twelve miles) for a period of time – in 45 minutes. Farpad's weight is approximately 4 kg. This drone is utilized in reconnaissance missions and is able of either storing-information or transferring-data via online connection. In case of jamming --attacks-- by the enemy, this unmanned aerial vehicle would be returned to the (war) base, by utilizing its specific autopilot.[citation needed]

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