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| manufacturer = [[Horizon Systems]]
| Designation  = OA-10-K
| name        = 'Albatross'
| name        = 'Albatross'
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| designation  = OA-10-J<ref name=RGv1p14>''Recognition Guide vol. 1'', p. 14: "OA-10-J"</ref>
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| wingspan    = 31m<ref name=RGv1p14>''Recognition Guide vol. 1'', p. 14: "OA-10-J"</ref>
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* [[50mm Railgun]]<ref name=RGv1p14>''Recognition Guide vol. 1'', p. 14: "OA-10-J"</ref>
* [[30mm Light Autocannon]]<ref name=RGv1p14>''Recognition Guide vol. 1'', p. 14: "OA-10-J"</ref>
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The '''Albatross''' is a fixed wing drone aircraft used to provide close air support.
==History==
The Albatross platform was initially designed as a high endurance survey drone before the engineers at Horizon Systems had the idea to adapt the platform into a close air support gunship.


==References==
==References==
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==Bibliography==
==Bibliography==
* ''[[Recognition Guide]]''
* ''[[Recognition Guide Volume 1]]''


[[Category:Vehicles]]
[[Category:Aircraft]]
[[Category:Aircraft]]

Latest revision as of 03:42, 8 September 2026

Horizon Systems
'Albatross'
Designation OA-10-J[1]
Role
Platform
Length
Width
Wingspan 31m[1]
Height
Crew 0[1]
Armament * 50mm Railgun[1]

The Albatross is a fixed wing drone aircraft used to provide close air support.

History

The Albatross platform was initially designed as a high endurance survey drone before the engineers at Horizon Systems had the idea to adapt the platform into a close air support gunship.

References

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 Recognition Guide vol. 1, p. 14: "OA-10-J"

Bibliography