Desiremakesmeweak
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Just wondering.
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Just wondering.
Just wondering.
Given the timeframe -your thread appeared just after Jeremy Scahill's revelations re the new "Snowden-like" leaks- I wonder whether that's what made you think of it.Does anyone know who invented the Drone? Just wondering.
Given the timeframe -your thread appeared just after Jeremy Scahill's revelations re the new "Snowden-like" leaks- I wonder whether that's what made you think of it.
((Side-note: not quite related to the OP's intent, as I see it: Wouldn't mind if someone commented on Jeremy Scahill's revelations, tho, since I struggle to understand the full implications. They say that there might be some big ones, but what?))
Well all I know is that Brandon Bryant testified before a German government committee into the Rammstein air base and the effectiveness (lack of) of the targeting that was being conducted from German air bases. He won some kind of international award for 'whistleblowers' and I'm not sure what his status is going to be as far as the US government is concerned.
If there is a genuine 'second Edward Snowden' - and I'm not sure whether there is or there isn't, it's possible that he might have access to covert surveillance of Republican Presidential candidates. Among other matters.
I am slightly amused at the lack of any kind of authentic suggestion in this thread so far, over the invention of the military drone - which is quite a bit different to a 'radio controlled model plane' although indeed, these types of scale models were used in early tests.
The military drone is classed as an 'invention' for which numerous patents have been applied for and many granted.
On the new Snowden subject - I have reason to believe that not all of the CIA has recently been falling into line with the Borg, and for this reason, a deal has been done for 'nouveau Edward,' to stay silent just for the moment.
There is no 'second Edward Snowden' at the moment.
The earliest attempt at a remote controlled aircraft appears to be Elmer Sperry's 1910 attampt at a flying bomb. Others tried similar gyroscopic autopilots for flying bombs, i.e. the Kettering Bug, but Sperry seems to be the only one who was working towards radio control.Just wondering.
Al Gore?
Jenny McCarthy?
Dr Herman Von DroneKlemper
But do they cause autism? I think we should be told!Do people here actually not know, or are they all being deliberately obtuse...?
A radio guided aircraft system, is not the same thing as a drone. A drone, well, it drones on and on, around and around and around, maybe watching, and then maybe sometimes firing off guns or missiles.
The firing of a projectile of virtually any kind that is intended to hit something it is aimed at, requires a highly stable platform, and so, the significant thing about a military drone is this provision of a stable firing platform while in flight. There's a lot of electronics involved in piloting the drone from some extremely distant control centre, and then determinging the firing vectors and perhaps also the to-target controls.
Originally, military drones were quite noisy but now they are relatively quiet.