IOC: 2008
Total Production: 45
Origin: United States of America
Contractor/s: Textron
Description: The Eagle Eye is a tilt-rotor UAV designed to perform ship-based Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance (ISR) missions. It can operate from both sea and land environments and is being developed by Bell for US Coast Guard and military customers.
The Eagle Eye was designed to be highly reliable and supportable. It can carry a wide range of payloads from electro-optical surveillance sensors to lethal weaponry. It was selected for the US Coast Guard's Integrated Deepwater VUAV (Vertical UAV) portion thanks to its vertical take-off and landing characteristics.
In 2003 Lockheed Martin selected Bell to develop and produce the Eagle Eye TR916 Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) to provide surveillance and reconnaissance in support of the US Coast Guard's Deepwater program. Under this contract Bell will produce and deliver 45 UAVs and 33 Ground Control Stations (GCSs).
Parent system is the Eagle Eye
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DimensionsLength: 5.46 meter
Main Rotor Diameter: 2.90 meter
Width: 4.63 meter
PerformanceCeiling: 6,100 meter (20,013 foot)
Max Range: 410 kilometer
SpeedCruise Speed: 103 mps (371 kph)
TimeFlight Endurance: 4 hour (240 minute)
WeightMax Takeoff Weight: 363 kilogram
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Last Updated: Saturday, February 2, 2013
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FOC: Full Operating Capability
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