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Georgia developing indigenous surveillance and strike UAS 12 February 2021 by Igor Bozinovski Tbilisi-based aviation plant TbilAviaMsheni (TAM) is developing Georgia’s first surveillance and strike unmanned aircraft system (UAS), dubbed Project T-31, the company confirmed to Janes on 9 February. A 25 January report showcased digital engineering sketches of the UAS three weeks after TAM’s Chairman, Vazha Tordia, told Georgia InterPressNews (IPN) that the TAM Management company, founded in 2015, was developing Georgia’s first UAS. TAM is developing Georgia’s first UAS, dubbed Project T-31. (TAM) IPN’s interview with Tordia included computer-generated images of T-31, showing the UAS powered by an internal combustion engine that drives a three-blade nose propeller. The system also featured a V-tail and an underbelly electro-optical/infrared (EO/IR) payload, and showed the T-31 in two mission-defined configurations: a surveillance UAS carrying two large fuel tanks under

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