UVision Air has been contracted to supply its Hero-120 tactical aerial loitering weapon system for the US Marine Corps' (USMC's) Organic Precision Fires-Mounted (OPF-M) system requirement.

Signed in-mid June with Mistral Inc., UVision's business development partner in the United States, the contract follows the issue of a Request for Information (RFI) by Marine Corps Systems Command (MARCORSYSCOM) in January 2019 for an OPF-M system that is “capable of attacking targets at ranges exceeding the ranges of weapons system currently in an organic infantry battalion [7 km] and up to 100 km”.

“The Hero-120 system was selected following the completion of a series of rigorous demonstrations, tests, and field user evaluation processes. Conducted in the US, using both our single and multicanister launcher, these demonstrations verified the superior performance capabilities of the munition against a variety of targets, including anti-personnel and light and heavy armoured vehicles,” a UVision spokesperson told Janes . “The Hero-120 OPF-M will now furnish the [USMC] with ISR [intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance] and precision accuracy indirect fire-strike capabilities,” he added.

UVision Air has been contracted to supply its Hero-120 tactical aerial loitering weapon system for the US Marine Corps' (USMC's) Organic Precision Fires-Mounted (OPF-M) system requirement.

Signed in-mid June with Mistral Inc., UVision's business development partner in the United States, the contract follows the issue of a Request for Information (RFI) by Marine Corps Systems Command (MARCORSYSCOM) in January 2019 for an OPF-M system that is “capable of attacking targets at ranges exceeding the ranges of weapons system currently in an organic infantry battalion [7 km] and up to 100 km”.

“The Hero-120 system was selected following the completion of a series of rigorous demonstrations, tests, and field user evaluation processes. Conducted in the US, using both our single and multicanister launcher, these demonstrations verified the superior performance capabilities of the munition against a variety of targets, including anti-personnel and light and heavy armoured vehicles,” a UVision spokesperson told Janes . “The Hero-120 OPF-M will now furnish the [USMC] with ISR [intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance] and precision accuracy indirect fire-strike capabilities,” he added.

UVision Air has been contracted to supply its Hero-120 tactical aerial loitering weapon system for the US Marine Corps' (USMC's) Organic Precision Fires-Mounted (OPF-M) system requirement.

Signed in-mid June with Mistral Inc., UVision's business development partner in the United States, the contract follows the issue of a Request for Information (RFI) by Marine Corps Systems Command (MARCORSYSCOM) in January 2019 for an OPF-M system that is “capable of attacking targets at ranges exceeding the ranges of weapons system currently in an organic infantry battalion [7 km] and up to 100 km”.

“The Hero-120 system was selected following the completion of a series of rigorous demonstrations, tests, and field user evaluation processes. Conducted in the US, using both our single and multicanister launcher, these demonstrations verified the superior performance capabilities of the munition against a variety of targets, including anti-personnel and light and heavy armoured vehicles,” a UVision spokesperson told Janes . “The Hero-120 OPF-M will now furnish the [USMC] with ISR [intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance] and precision accuracy indirect fire-strike capabilities,” he added.

UVision Air has been contracted to supply its Hero-120 tactical aerial loitering weapon system for the US Marine Corps' (USMC's) Organic Precision Fires-Mounted (OPF-M) system requirement.

Signed in-mid June with Mistral Inc., UVision's business development partner in the United States, the contract follows the issue of a Request for Information (RFI) by Marine Corps Systems Command (MARCORSYSCOM) in January 2019 for an OPF-M system that is “capable of attacking targets at ranges exceeding the ranges of weapons system currently in an organic infantry battalion [7 km] and up to 100 km”.

“The Hero-120 system was selected following the completion of a series of rigorous demonstrations, tests, and field user evaluation processes. Conducted in the US, using both our single and multicanister launcher, these demonstrations verified the superior performance capabilities of the munition against a variety of targets, including anti-personnel and light and heavy armoured vehicles,” a UVision spokesperson told Janes . “The Hero-120 OPF-M will now furnish the [USMC] with ISR [intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance] and precision accuracy indirect fire-strike capabilities,” he added.

UVision Air has been contracted to supply its Hero-120 tactical aerial loitering weapon system for the US Marine Corps' (USMC's) Organic Precision Fires-Mounted (OPF-M) system requirement.

Signed in-mid June with Mistral Inc., UVision's business development partner in the United States, the contract follows the issue of a Request for Information (RFI) by Marine Corps Systems Command (MARCORSYSCOM) in January 2019 for an OPF-M system that is “capable of attacking targets at ranges exceeding the ranges of weapons system currently in an organic infantry battalion [7 km] and up to 100 km”.

“The Hero-120 system was selected following the completion of a series of rigorous demonstrations, tests, and field user evaluation processes. Conducted in the US, using both our single and multicanister launcher, these demonstrations verified the superior performance capabilities of the munition against a variety of targets, including anti-personnel and light and heavy armoured vehicles,” a UVision spokesperson told Janes . “The Hero-120 OPF-M will now furnish the [USMC] with ISR [intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance] and precision accuracy indirect fire-strike capabilities,” he added.

UVision Air has been contracted to supply its Hero-120 tactical aerial loitering weapon system for the US Marine Corps' (USMC's) Organic Precision Fires-Mounted (OPF-M) system requirement.

Signed in-mid June with Mistral Inc., UVision's business development partner in the United States, the contract follows the issue of a Request for Information (RFI) by Marine Corps Systems Command (MARCORSYSCOM) in January 2019 for an OPF-M system that is “capable of attacking targets at ranges exceeding the ranges of weapons system currently in an organic infantry battalion [7 km] and up to 100 km”.

“The Hero-120 system was selected following the completion of a series of rigorous demonstrations, tests, and field user evaluation processes. Conducted in the US, using both our single and multicanister launcher, these demonstrations verified the superior performance capabilities of the munition against a variety of targets, including anti-personnel and light and heavy armoured vehicles,” a UVision spokesperson told Janes . “The Hero-120 OPF-M will now furnish the [USMC] with ISR [intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance] and precision accuracy indirect fire-strike capabilities,” he added.