黑料不打烊/Andrew Mollenbeck
黑料不打烊/Andrew Mollenbeck
黑料不打烊/Andrew Mollenbeck
Editor’s note: Some drones are bigger than a jet, weaponized and used in strategic military operations. Others are smaller than a basketball, sent airborne for basic surveillance or weekend recreation.
The label “unmanned aerial vehicles,” or UAVs, is almost a catch-all term covering a wide range of devices that vary greatly in their capabilities and purposes. Yet the use of drones generally sparks intense debate, questions about security versus privacy and even fear.
In the 黑料不打烊 series “Spy in the Sky,” 黑料不打烊 examines the types of drones used by the U.S. military and fears about targeted killings, both at home and abroad.
Part 3: Store-bought spies in rural Virginia
