US Army unveils new helicopter surveillance drone

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The US Army has unveiled the latest addition to its fleet of unmanned drone aircraft - the A-160 Hummingbird. Able to take off without a runway and with a range of up to 2,250 nautical miles the helicopter drone is equipped with high-tech optical equipment that will boost the US' aerial surveillance capability. With up to 65 steerable windows the new drone is able to track multiple targets moving in different directions.
Sources: BBC, Boeing

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  • In my day a steerable window was called a camera.

  • later it crashed in iran

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  •  0:25 Corporal Four Eyes obviously forgot his glasses again...

  • Meanwhile in a secret bunker on Iran...

  • we should sell this for 15 trillion dollars. Think anyone would buy it?

    

  • The operator at 0:25 is on drugs

  • Let mess with their climate and send 10 tornados to destroy them

    RON PAUL. 2012

    R.I.P. JFK

  • they still havent built new orleans yet etc. anyway MEH.

    i am sure al ciada will use this tech in afgan/libya and around the world. also kilingl innocent people in palestine / pak etc.

    anyway happy new year.

  • I wonder how much intel technology is in it..

  • @illustriouschin Oh... lol, now that you mentioned it ;D

  • Chink chong wants it

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