Bob,

#1. How are you doing? Good to see you here.

I am aware of the projects, but I wasn't aware that you were part of the development. The only limitations that I see in the system is of course the pilot to handle situations that do not fall within the parameters of the program. Yes, it can be programmed to do everything from firing rockets to picking up the injured and I understand that one can even switch controllers to a person who is in the field for last minute changes.

I have no problems with the drone or the drone programming as long as the situation is relatively stable, but I fear that in the heat of battle a lot of things that a pilot and crew could readily respond to will be set aside. Yes the loss of a drone causes no loss of life, but even though there is no loss of life, the drone is insensitive to many things in the environment of the battle. A pilot and crew are needed to be able to feel the battle field. I understand that it can be piloted remotely, but the human sensors that are not included limit the capability of the vehicle.