Unmanned Aerial Vehicle: Beauty or Beast?

In this era, what we heard is only war and death of war. When we changed the channel and saw the BBC news, we continued listening to the Iraq war, but more importantly, how many people died of injury or death. Terrorism is prevalent in history. Beginning with the Cuban missile crisis in October 1962 when Cuba and the Soviet government kept nuclear missiles at secret bases, they planned to use the United States Twin Towers and World Trade Center on September 11, 2001 "(Utz, Cuban missile crisis, 2012".

A military UAV or unmanned fighting vehicle (UCAV) is the oldest and most widely used military robot. Their use goes back 40 years ago. Israel executed one of the military applications of unmanned aerial vehicles in the first 1969. Israel gathered information on the Egyptian border with a simple camera to effectively convert toys' remote control aircraft to surveillance work. America uses Predator Drone with a Hellfire missile as the most famous and most common example. Since 2002, they have been used in thousands of strikes around the world. Predator Drones will retire and be replaced with the updated MQ - 9 Reaper. The MQ - 9 Reaper can fly faster, can fly longer, and can carry a larger weapon payload. The MQ - 9 Reaper is capable of remote control and autonomous flight. General Atomics recently won a $ 400 million contract to sign more than 36 contracts

In the past decade, unmanned aerial vehicles were the cornerstone of the US battle against Islamic insurgents in the Middle East. Predator and dead god unattended reconnaissance aircraft fires Hellfire missiles all over the world. There are unmanned fleets in other countries, but few countries can do. But the journalists in front of Iraq saw an uneasy new trend - Islamic nations use retail automobiles to give up their ammunition with incredible precision. Mosul is at the forefront with ISIS, the forefront of a new arms race. A small drone that allows Islamic countries to compete against anti-UAV technology emerging in the western part