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Tim Ripley looks at the current status of the RAF’s ISTAR (Information, Surveillance, Target Acquisition and Reconnaissance) Force, its present operations and its future prospects. UNITED KINGDOM: ISTAR REVIEW The Sentinel R1 is a target for retirement despite its impressive service record in recent years. Kevin Bell BRITAIN’S FORMER Prime Minister David Cameron famously described the RAF’s Raytheon Sentinel R1 as his ‘go-to aircraft’. In recent years, whenever there was a crisis, the airborne stand-off radar platform would be first

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