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Duncan Graham-Rowe

Pilotless Plane to Fly Routinely in Civilian Airspace

Duncan Graham-Rowe | New Scientist | August 21, 2003

"Pentagon data on the number of crashes per hours flown show that the Global Hawk has a crash rate 50 times higher than the F-16 fighter, a plane that frequently flies more dangerous missions and at lower altitudes." [more]

Nuclear-Powered Drone Aircraft on Drawing Board

Duncan Graham-Rowe | New Scientist | February 19, 2003

"The US Air Force is examining the feasibility of a nuclear-powered version of an unmanned aircraft. The USAF hopes that such a vehicle will be able to 'loiter' in the air for months without refuelling, striking at will when a target comes into its sights." [more]

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