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Drones
15W: Unmanned Aircraft Systems Operator
Air Force
150U: Unmanned Aircraft Systems Operations Technician
1U0X1: Remotely Piloted Aircraft (RPA) Sensor Operator
Posted 9 y ago
Responses: 66
There are no cowardly ways to kill your enemy. Any one that thinks differently can fight the enemy at knife fighting range, and see how much fun that is. With that said, we should only use drones when we are sure that civilians are not in harms way.
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If they save the lives of our military by not putting them in harms way then no.
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No. Drones are a combat multiplier! Better to be on the sending side than the receiving!
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So he admits to killing 5 unidentified people and an identified camel. Sounds like he was part of the problem. I always used the ROE of positive ID of the target, or knowledge nothing in front is friendly to give the command fire. If you don't positively ID the target there will be collateral damage.
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