The 332nd Expeditionary Security Forces Squadron used its Desert Hawk UAV in Tallil, Iraq, as a set of airborne eyes to look for potential terrorists and criminals. Desert Hawk, also referred to as the Force Protection Airborne Surveillance System, is a small battery-operated, seven-pound remote controlled aircraft with a wingspan of about four feet that flies for about an hour.
The 332nd Expeditionary Security Forces Squadron used its Desert Hawk UAV in Tallil, Iraq, as a set of airborne eyes to look for potential terrorists and criminals. Desert Hawk, also referred to as the Force Protection Airborne Surveillance System, is a small battery-operated, seven-pound remote controlled aircraft with a wingspan of about four feet that flies for about an hour. 
