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New Law Opens Civilian American Skies to UAVs, Starting In Just 90 Days

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posted on Feb, 16 2012 @ 01:13 PM
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Originally posted by Vitchilo
reply to post by milkyway12
 



Killing a civilian has very little danger in regards of physical retaliation.

That's the problem.

The government needs to be afraid that if they touch unlawfully one civilian, they might get whacked in retaliation.


I can hear them now:
"It was an unfortunate incident involving friendly fire."



posted on Feb, 16 2012 @ 01:19 PM
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Originally posted by milkyway12
They could watch you just as easily with Helicopters (Manned). UAVs add very little they could not do before they implemented UAVs...


You obviously don't get how the world works what an increase in height does for visability.

There is a reason fortifications are build as high as possible.

The higher you are off the ground, the more visibility you have.

So a helicopter can only move so fast and see so much.

Yet a plane that is thousands of feet in the air will have a much Greater overall birds eye view of whatever area they are focusing on, which in turn leads to them being able to watch a great range of area.


I mean...did you not think about that at all ?



posted on Feb, 16 2012 @ 01:20 PM
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Originally posted by mattdel
Leaning on the argument of helicopters is assinine. This law allows anyone with the means to fly an unregulated, unchecked UAV anywhere they want. Thats dangerous, and if you can't see the implications between the lines... idk.


 
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Does this mean people can fly remote control airplanes over military bases like Area 51 and it is allowed?

I know people have already tried.Not that they would find anything interesting above ground I suppose.



 
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