Wednesday, November 3, 2021

Israel Tests A Massive Inflatable Reconnaissance Missile Detection System

This image released on Wednesday, Nov. 3, 2021 by the Israel Ministry of Defense Spokesperson's office shows a High Availability Aerostat System. Israel says it has begun testing the massive inflatable missile detection system designed to hover at high altitudes and detect long-range threats. (Israel Ministry of Defense Spokesperson's office via AP)  

Daily Mail: Israel is set to launch a massive inflatable reconnaissance balloon called 'Sky Dew' that looks like a blimp and will provide early warnings against aerial threats over the nation's northern border with Lebanon 

* Sky Dew is a massive inflatable reconnaissance balloon that has been tested by Israel over the past few months 

* The nation is set to deploy the balloon over its northern borders with Lebanon to combat Iranian threats 

* Sky Dew features elevated sensors that can spot incoming long-range missiles, cruise missiles and drones at greater range 

Israel announced Wednesday it is preparing to launch a massive reconnaissance balloon over its northern borders with Lebanon. 

The country's military defense ministry has not provided a specific date or location for deployment, but the news comes at a time when the Israeli Air Force (IAF) seeks to improve the country's air defenses due to the advancement of Iranian drones and cruise missiles. 

Dubbed 'Sky Dew,' the High Availability Aerostat System (HAAS) resembles a giant blimp or zeppelin, and is equipped with an advanced missile and aircraft detection system.  

Read more .... 

Israel Tests A Massive Inflatable Reconnaissance Missile Detection System  

Israel tests massive inflatable missile detection system -- AP

Israel prepares to launch giant missile-detecting balloon over north -- Times of Israel 

Israel to place aerial reconnaissance balloon in North -- Jerusalem Post

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