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| SPreston | Mar 10 2008, 11:24 PM |
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Perhaps they misunderstand the word. Drone doesn't always mean remote pilotless. It sometimes means remotely controlled and sometimes means pilotless drone. Hence, it's piloted, but the pilot just isn't in the plane. Another military term used is NULLO (not under live, local operator). A pilotless drone (through extension of the definition) would be a UAV that is autonomous (existing or capable of existing independently). So, the Predator would be a remote piloted drone, and the Global Hawk would be a pilotless drone. Those KC767TT tankers used on the WTC Towers were remotely piloted. No people inside the aircraft sacrificed their lives. They were remotely piloted into WTC1 and WTC2 and the 15000 gals of refueling Jet-A plus its own tanks of 6000 to 10000 gals of Jet-A blew up mostly outside the Towers for the Hollywood special effects. It was purely for the Shock & Awe effect and to cover the use of demolition to explode the WTC Towers from the top down. Footage of Boeing KC-767 Advanced Tanker in Action - - KC-767 Tanker/Transport - - Boeing KC-767 Tanker Offloads Fuel to F-15E KC767TT fuels B-52 ![]() ![]() ![]()
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