Qods Saeghe
Iranian target drone

The Qods Saeghe ("lightning bolt") is a simple Iranian recoverable target drone.
Design
The Saeghe has low-mounted delta wings and a bullet-shaped fuselage. It has a sweptback wing rudder and no landing gear. Control surfaces are located on the horizontal stabilizers. The Saeghe is constructed entirely of composite. It is powered by one 18.6 kW (25 hp) WAE-342 pusher engine in a pusher configuration.
The Saeghe is launched via a small rocket from a short metal rail, called a JATO launch. It is recovered by parachute over land or water (as a plastic drone, it floats) or by skidding on its belly over flat terrain.
Variants
It comes in two versions. The first one which only has radio command guidance system and the other one which has GPS guidance and IR emissions.
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