But UAVs have proven equally attractive in many parts of the civilian world. The Coast Guard is interested in them for search and rescue missions. The Drug Enforcement Agency has looked at them as a means of providing unobtrusive border surveillance. Many police departments view them as an excellent way to survey traffic. Other ideas include the surveillance of areas requiring environmental restoration, keeping an eye on pipelines, and detecting unexploded ordnance.
Ideas are almost limitless.
May 13 and 14 to learn more about modern vertical take-off and landing UAV capabilities. These nations included Sweden, France, Germany, the United Kingdom, Australia, Turkey, and Canada. Achieving an air speed of over 90 knots, it has successfully flown at altitudes over 10,000 feet. It first came to Yuma Proving Ground for testing in early March. The aircraft has flown over 30 times, for over 35 flight hours.