Sentence examples for More unmanned from inspiring English sources
More unmanned "drone" aircraft will be used, possibly under an integrated tri-service command.
In practical terms, this means more unmanned vehicles and lighter, more agile land forces.
The Army needs to reduce its reliance on vulnerable helicopters by using more unmanned aircraft.
Solving the problem will require not only more unmanned vehicles but more pilots and crews.
It seeks a national employment-verification system and the deployment of ever more border patrol officers — and more unmanned drones — to the southern border.
It also wants better human intelligence, more unmanned aerial vehicles and boats for patrolling inland waterways.Irregular warfare also means some eating of crow on Mr Rumsfeld's part.
This sum is 10-15 timoremore than unmanned missions by NASA, America's space agency, are now supposed to cost under the "smaller, faster, cheaper" policy promulgated by Dan Goldin, NASA's administrator during most of the 1990s.
Instead, the concern of the day was privacy, and the message was that the drones — or, more properly, unmanned aerial systems — raise new issues because they are small and unobtrusive and the technology they carry can be quite basic.
Mr. Wolfowitz also disagreed with criticism that the Pentagon was not spending enough on more futuristic unmanned aircraft, arguing that it had budgeted more than $1 billion on such programs in the 2003 budget.
The revised agreement, which also tries to address the United States' worries about a regional arms race, increases the payload the ballistic missiles can carry and allows South Korea to develop and deploy more powerful unmanned aerial vehicles, or drones, that can carry more reconnaissance equipment and weapons.
Alexandra Ashbourne, a military consultant based in London, has suggested that the combined effects of delays, rising costs and the rapid increase in capabilities of drones and more sophisticated unmanned aerial vehicles may lead to the termination of F-35 purchases earlier than planned.
