Warzone/The Drive: Only One Of Iraq's Chinese CH-4B Drones Is Mission Capable As Other Buyers Give Up On Them
Iraq's fleet of these unmanned aircraft is struggling with maintenance issues amid reports that other customers have been displeased with the design.
As of the end of June, only one of Iraq's Chinese-made CH-4B drones was fully mission capable, contributing to a major shortfall in intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance capacity, according to recent U.S. government report. Unspecified maintenance issues are apparently to blame, but the news does follow reports that other operators of the type have been less than pleased with its performance.
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WNU Editor: These customers are not happy with these drones.
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