DRONES NOT REALLY "UNMANNED"

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Published March 28, 2003

Just because they're called "unmanned aerial vehicles" doesn't mean they don't have a crew. StrategyPage looks at the assignments for the three-person team assigned to operate the Predator drone.

Just because they're called "unmanned aerial vehicles" doesn't mean they don't have a crew. StrategyPage looks at the assignments for the three-person team assigned to operate the Predator drone.

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