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Blazing a trail for safely integrating drones into the national airspace, a team from NASAâs Ames Research Center on Oct. 19 flew four uncrewed aircraft commonly called drones at Reno-Stead Airport in Reno, Nev.
The âout of sightâ tests, led by NASA in coordination with the Federal Aviation Administration and several partners, were the latest waypoint in solving the challenge of drones flying beyond the visual line of sight of their human operators without endangering other aircraft. They were part of  NASAâs Unmanned Aircraft Systems traffic management research platform, led by Parimal Kopardekar, manager of NASAâs Safe Autonomous Systems Operations project.
iraqi soldiers now. we ve also equipped them with modern u.s. equipment. so this training and equipment program has brought their capability level, morale, it s coming up. nothing like winning. the iraqis have had some good success. they liberated tikrit. they liberated parts of the t t haditha corridor on the euphrates river. so when that comes added confidence. do you agree with his assessment? i do. steve warren has been there for quite a long time. i think he has a pretty good sense of where the iraqi troops are right now with regards to ramadi. my concern is as the iraqi army shifts up to mosul, the second largest city in iraq, if they re going to be able to be as successful in that city as they were in ramadi.
sea. i should say at this point an official told fox news it is highly unlikely both are coordinating as far as the air strikes go. they have been relentless, aggressive, they are expected to continue today and the leaders of both frantz and russia vowed revenge and pay back for the attack on their countries. heather, anna, back to you. john huddy live for us. i want to get your take on all of this piece. when we think about the united states and what we are doing and many military experts are calling on the u.s. to be stronger leaders and that we need to be doing more when you scale it on a capability level. it is indicative of how much our rules of engagement have