Back to UAV Gallery Demonstrations NYPD: In May 2003, The New York Police Department hosted a demonstration of the Silver Fox UAV over Floyd Bennett Field. Department of Defense Colombia: During the summer of 2006, the Silver Fox UAV found special employment in South America where it was used in familiarization training and demonstrations for the Colombian military, and also in support of infrastructure security in the surrounding cities. NECC EODMU 1: The Silver Fox UAV continues in the original mission of Naval Special Clearance Team 1 (NSCT-1) for shallow water mine countermeasures and clearance in amphibious operations by supporting the techniques, tactics and procedures of Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (ISR) activities. NSCT 1: As a subsidiary to the Naval Expeditionary Combat Command (NECC), Naval Special Clearance Team 1 utilized Silver Fox as a cost effective yet robust platform for conducting launch and recovery from amphibious platforms and also ISR missions. Riverine Squadron 1: RIVRON 1 continues to employ Silver Fox in regular deployments to Iraq where the bird finds special use in patrolling for possible insurgent activity. Riverine Squadron 2: The relief for RIVRON 1, RIVRON 2 also assumed the role of patrol and reconnaissance of intracoastal waterways and brown water operations Riverine Squadron 3: RIVRON 3 uses the Silver Fox UAV in its deployments, by maintaining visual ISR capabilities while mounting effective force protection from possible insurgent attacks. Naval Special Warfare Group Military to Military Operations National Defence and Canadian Forces - 2004 ALIX Sea Slice Ship Board Recovery Experiments U.S. Army USCG Evaluation USMC 2nd Tank Battalion: While conducting deployment workups at Fort Pickett, Blackstone, Virginia, members of EODMU 1’s Golf Platoon trained with the 2nd Tank Battalion and employed Silver Fox in the first ever launch from a M-88 tank. US Marine Expeditionary Units USAF Academy 11th Armored Cavalry Regiment Scientific Research ParcAberporth Greenland Mt. St. Helens NOAA