Israeli defense firm Elbit Systems on Thursday unveiled a 1.6 tonne unmanned aircraft vehicle (UAV) designed to fly in airspace currently reserved for piloted civilian planes as a race heats up to deploy military drones outside combat zones.
The move came hours after a U.S. rival staged a landmark transatlantic demonstration flight, as arms firms vie to develop drones with flexibility to be used in civilian-controlled airspace - a drive that could spawn future technology for unmanned airliners.
You can read the rest @
https://www.jpost.com/Jpost-Tech/Israels-Elbit-speeds-up-race-to-fly-military-drones-in-civil-airspace-562328
This brings the advent of Skynet ever closer.
By the way, how did Israel get the technology to fly to the moon ... something the US no longer can do?
https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation-now/2018/07/11/israel-spaceil-plans-land-moon/774440002/
The US is falling WAY behind, folks.
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