European & Turkish drones

de HavillandQueen Bee · DH.82B

The aircraft that gave drones their name

Radio-controlled version of the Tiger Moth, used as a target for anti-aircraft gunners; the "drone" name comes from this Queen Bee.

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First flight1935
Manufacturerde Havilland
CountryUnited Kingdom
TypeRadio-controlled target aircraft
StatusRetired

History

Radio-controlled version of the Tiger Moth, used as a target for anti-aircraft gunners; the "drone" name comes from this Queen Bee.

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