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Before we get started on the evolution of dr nonpareils, you should get a get out understanding of what exactly they are and their uses in todays world. What is a drone? A drone is a UAV (unmanned aerial vehicle) is pretty much a more advanced Rc plane, it is controlled and used from a controller/computer. The CIA director George Tenet approved uses of drones after the attacks that a cured on 9/11.The most universal drone that the US uses is the General Atomics MQ 1 predator. The US has more of these drones than any other. When they were first made they were solely for reconnaissance but now they conceptualize a payload. The first drones deployed to Afghanistan were predators less than a month after 9/11. The second most popular drone is the MQ 9 Reaper, it is larger than the MQ- 1 and can transmit a bigger payload. They started making them in 2007. Where do we send them too? We send most of our drones to Pakistan, Yemen and Somalia but we also have some in Libya, Afghanistan and Iraq. scoke strikes are stronger than you would think. The MQ 1 can carry two hellfire missiles that way about 20 pounds. They are able to pierce most armored vehicles. The drive we use MQ -1s is how accurate they are. They do not have a lot of collateral damage because they are more of a prcis missile. The harvester on the other hand has a payload of up to 3,000 pounds and can carry hellfires and bombs up to 500 pounds. The blast radius of one of the MQ - 1 is up to 200 feet and it is a 50% that you will survive the blast. The closer you get to the blast the more likely the odds of you dyeing is. fit to the Conflict Monitoring Center, in 2011 alone the CIA fired 242 Hellfire missiles in Pakistan, and at a cost of $68,000, that means the agency spent at ... ...ets by means of cameras and often deal with boredom and fatigue that can lead to mistakes.The military believes drones that identify targets would prevent attacks on incorrect targets and prevent accidents. Howeve r, there are no guarantees that molds would be any better at identifying targets than a human.One of my favorite new drones they are making is a large, cow-like machine that would be able to carry supplies and would follow a squad of soldiers over almost any type of terrain. The military also uses unmanned vehicles to investigate improvised explosive devices. I wouldnt be surprised if in two or three decades we see robotic infantry or robotic cops on our own soilThe idea of a machine that can think about targets is kind of scary. Machines are meant to be controlled by humans, not flying the friendly skies searching for the next target to blow up.