this is their first scare event for whatever they're cooking, just like the first corona case.. F them.. maybe next thing you know they're asking people to get vaccinated from an alien virus, LOL
As usual, distraction. Probably just to take everyone's attention away from turbo-cancer, CURES for turbo-cancer, the Syrian conflict that Hillary and the clowns started using a lot of our money, Trump garnering a peace deal in Ukraine by telling Zelensky no more money will be coming his way if he doesn't, the Notre Dame cathedral re-opening. Feel free to ask people if they've heard or any of those, or if they're stuck on aliens & drones.
Burlington Co is the home of McGuire AFB. Ft. Dix which is also located in this area has an extensive wooded training areas. Launching these "drones" from this area would go undetected.
This is creepy BUT I’m wondering if this the next stage in the war that will wake people up. You can’t ignore the surveillance and the threat. In just a week or less this has become a hot topic. There will be more and people will want to know why. Btw an outside enemy quickly unifies the people.
The US Department of Defense has awarded Teledyne FLIR Defense a contract to further expand the capabilities of its R80D SkyRaider UAS to autonomously perform Chemical, Biological, Radiological and Nuclear (CBRN) reconnaissance missions.
Under the $13.3 million contract, Teledyne FLIR Defense will integrate flight control software that enables the SkyRaider UAS to autonomously fly CBRN missions currently performed by soldiers hand-carrying detection sensors into hazardous areas. The company believes blending the new technology with SkyRaider’s existing capabilities will allow soldiers to complete these missions without directly controlling the drone – and without exposing themselves to toxic substances.
Teledyne FLIR will also design and build prototype chemical and radiological sensor payloads for the R80D SkyRaider, as well as integrate existing detectors in the US Army’s inventory. This effort builds on three years of investment by several joint program offices to develop new and improved UAS capabilities for CBRN missions.
Both the autonomous SkyRaider and the new sensor payloads will be designed to operate with the command and control user interface for the US Army’s Nuclear, Biological and Chemical Reconnaissance Vehicle (NBCRV) Stryker platform, for which Teledyne FLIR Defense is the prime systems integrator.
For the base contract, Teledyne FLIR will deliver four SkyRaiders and six of each sensor payload, with options to support training, documentation, plus the delivery of additional UAS and payloads.
The award was made through the Joint Program Executive Office for Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear Defense; Joint Product Manager for Reconnaissance and Platform Integration (JPdM RPI); and the Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear Sensor Integration on Robotics Platforms Program Office (CSIRP). Initial deliveries are scheduled for fall 2023 and the contract period of performance is 33 months, if all options are exercised.
“For many good reasons, militaries are shifting their CBRN defense strategy from manned to unmanned platforms,” said Dr. David Cullin, vice president of technology and product management at Teledyne FLIR Defense. “Employing unmanned air and ground assets to assess risks from weapons of mass destruction is an increasingly sought-after capability. We’ll continue our customers’ important work to enhance situational awareness for mounted and dismounted operations, enabling greater maneuverability on future CBRN-contested battlefields.
“This project also complements our existing portfolio of CBRN sensing drone payloads – the MUVE C360, MUVE B330, and MUVE R430 – all of which allow users to remotely detect and identify a broad spectrum of potentially lethal threats,” Cullin concluded.
this is their first scare event for whatever they're cooking, just like the first corona case.. F them.. maybe next thing you know they're asking people to get vaccinated from an alien virus, LOL
ff they are a"mystery," how do we know that they are drones?
zigackly
Why are the drones lit up? What would be the purpose of the drones being visible?
As usual, distraction. Probably just to take everyone's attention away from turbo-cancer, CURES for turbo-cancer, the Syrian conflict that Hillary and the clowns started using a lot of our money, Trump garnering a peace deal in Ukraine by telling Zelensky no more money will be coming his way if he doesn't, the Notre Dame cathedral re-opening. Feel free to ask people if they've heard or any of those, or if they're stuck on aliens & drones.
Burlington Co is the home of McGuire AFB. Ft. Dix which is also located in this area has an extensive wooded training areas. Launching these "drones" from this area would go undetected.
Wired things have happened on range road in the past. If you know you know.
u/#wildwest
barracuda device is cheaper to use on a drone than a passenger aircraft
This is creepy BUT I’m wondering if this the next stage in the war that will wake people up. You can’t ignore the surveillance and the threat. In just a week or less this has become a hot topic. There will be more and people will want to know why. Btw an outside enemy quickly unifies the people.
From NJ and I don't know what is going on but seen one last week on my way home from work
Interesting use of drones.
https://www.unmannedsystemstechnology.com/2023/02/pentagon-to-use-autonomous-drones-for-remote-cbrn-detection/
The US Department of Defense has awarded Teledyne FLIR Defense a contract to further expand the capabilities of its R80D SkyRaider UAS to autonomously perform Chemical, Biological, Radiological and Nuclear (CBRN) reconnaissance missions.
Under the $13.3 million contract, Teledyne FLIR Defense will integrate flight control software that enables the SkyRaider UAS to autonomously fly CBRN missions currently performed by soldiers hand-carrying detection sensors into hazardous areas. The company believes blending the new technology with SkyRaider’s existing capabilities will allow soldiers to complete these missions without directly controlling the drone – and without exposing themselves to toxic substances.
Teledyne FLIR will also design and build prototype chemical and radiological sensor payloads for the R80D SkyRaider, as well as integrate existing detectors in the US Army’s inventory. This effort builds on three years of investment by several joint program offices to develop new and improved UAS capabilities for CBRN missions.
Both the autonomous SkyRaider and the new sensor payloads will be designed to operate with the command and control user interface for the US Army’s Nuclear, Biological and Chemical Reconnaissance Vehicle (NBCRV) Stryker platform, for which Teledyne FLIR Defense is the prime systems integrator.
For the base contract, Teledyne FLIR will deliver four SkyRaiders and six of each sensor payload, with options to support training, documentation, plus the delivery of additional UAS and payloads.
The award was made through the Joint Program Executive Office for Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear Defense; Joint Product Manager for Reconnaissance and Platform Integration (JPdM RPI); and the Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear Sensor Integration on Robotics Platforms Program Office (CSIRP). Initial deliveries are scheduled for fall 2023 and the contract period of performance is 33 months, if all options are exercised.
“For many good reasons, militaries are shifting their CBRN defense strategy from manned to unmanned platforms,” said Dr. David Cullin, vice president of technology and product management at Teledyne FLIR Defense. “Employing unmanned air and ground assets to assess risks from weapons of mass destruction is an increasingly sought-after capability. We’ll continue our customers’ important work to enhance situational awareness for mounted and dismounted operations, enabling greater maneuverability on future CBRN-contested battlefields.
“This project also complements our existing portfolio of CBRN sensing drone payloads – the MUVE C360, MUVE B330, and MUVE R430 – all of which allow users to remotely detect and identify a broad spectrum of potentially lethal threats,” Cullin concluded.
There are Aliens and they ain't our friends!
Sorry. Creation is earth centric. Therefore they cannot exist.
I call demons and fallen angels aliens!