MAVs

Everyone has probably heard about

"MAVs,"

right?

You haven't?

That's because,

until recently,

"Micro Air Vehicles"
were not available to the public.

What they are,

are

"Insect Drones"

the Military was using in
"sensitive areas"
in conflict situations.

They won't say where of course,

but they didn't reveal all the different types of
Drones
they were using in Iraq
and Afghanistan either.

Back during the Iraqi War all you ever heard about were the

Predator

and

Global Hawk

drones.

But there are at least ten different unmanned drones being used by the U.S. military in Gulf War II,

according to
Aviation Week.
Drones listed by the Pentagon included the U.S. Army’s

Hunter,

Pointer,

and

Shadow.

The Marine Corps had the

Dragon Eye

and the

Pioneer.

The Air Force had their

"Force Protection Surveillance System,"

Global Hawk,

and

Predator.
In Afghanistan,

only three types of drones were used.

I guess that little War didn't merit the expense.

This was all reported back in 2003.

What do you think the Military was doing in the meantime.

By the time the story broke back in 2003 about the usage of

"UAVs,"

(Unmanned Aerial Vehicles)

my guess is,
they already had the

"MAVs"

on the drawing board.

Not too long after the World new about

"Drone Warfare,"

the availability for the public to buy their own drone became fruition.

You see,

everyone is entitled to make a buck ($) in the United States.

That includes Drone Manufacturers.

Now you can buy

"Insect Drones"

on Amazon & eBay.

Not the Military grade,

where the sting of a

"Mosquito Drone"

will kill you in ten minutes from a lethal dose of poison.

But,

your own modifications are always welcome!

I wonder how invasive the Police are going to be now

that they can buy Military grade

"MAVs"

for there very own?

They wouldn't spy on innocent American Citizens

like the NSA does,

now would they?

This is,
The Naive,
Jim Hauenstein,

And,

“It's a drone nation where everything and everyone is remotely controlled.”

- Bryant McGill -

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