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Belgian MQ-9Bs deployed in the Mediterranean Sea in support of NATO operations
Between May and July 2026, the Belgian Air Force took a step with the first international operational deployment of its MQ-9B SkyGuardian system. As part of Operation Silent Spear, an MQ-9B from the 2nd Squadron “Comet” was deployed to th
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Between May and July 2026, the Belgian Air Force took a step with the first international operational deployment of its MQ-9B SkyGuardian system. As part of Operation Silent Spear, an MQ-9B from the 2nd Squadron “Comet” was deployed to th
Between May and July 2026, the Belgian Air Force took a step with the first international operational deployment of its MQ-9B SkyGuardian system. As part of Operation Silent Spear, an MQ-9B from the 2nd Squadron “Comet” was deployed to the naval air base of Sigonella in Sicily to support NATO operations Sea Guardian and Noble ...
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