Drones in the USA have concerned citizens up in arms and they are demanding answers from our government.
The government is not giving us any answers as of yet about our current issue with drones. Is it because they don’t know or that they just won’t say? My opinion after watching this CNN interview is that they do know what most of these are and just not saying.
If our elected officials keep their mouths shut about what these drones are actually doing or being used for, the public will continue to use their imaginations. In all honesty, these drones can be used as surveillance, intelligence, spying, crop spraying, mosquito spraying or some other use. With our government only saying there is no direct threat to the American public, I can only think that they do know what and why they are here and have no plans on telling us why.
Drones have become quite popular in the USA in the past 10 years. They are used for many reasons. The most common use of citizens would be for taking aerial images. Here is a list of actual uses.
Drones, or unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), have many uses, including:
Military: Drones are often used for intelligence gathering, anti-aircraft target practice, and as weapons platforms.
Search and rescue: Drones can be used to assess situations and relay information to help save people from catastrophes.
Delivery: Drones can deliver Amazon packages, medical equipment, and more.
Infrastructure inspection: Drones can inspect power lines and any other infrastructure.
Mapping: Drones can create topographic surveys and three-dimensional models to generate maps.
Photography and videography: Drones are often used for aerial photography and videography.
Agriculture: Drones can disperse fertilizer and pesticide, survey crops, and monitor nutrient deficiencies.
Environmental monitoring: Drones can monitor for climate change and wildlife.
Disaster management: Drones can take surveys and emergency investigations after natural disasters.
Law enforcement: Drones can be used for surveillance and can be used for border control.
Storm tracking: Drones can track and forecast storms if needed.
Wildlife conservation: Drones can be used to watch and for wildlife conservation.
Telecommunications: Drones can be used as airborne cellphone towers after a natural disaster.
With all of this knowledge on drones, I am not any closer to explaining any of these latest videos.
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