The Squire is designed for speeds up to 70 kt. (81 mph), an operational range of more than 100 nm and a 50-lb. payload.
Credit: Regent Craft
NORTH KINGSTOWN, Rhode Island–Regent has completed the first wing-in-ground effect (WIG) flight of its Squire seaglider drone, marking a key step in the development of the company’s emerging defense product line. The milestone signals a return to flight for Regent’s subscale platform after earlier...
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