"If uncontested by weather, threats or other factors that introduce tactical uncertainty, a deployed Predator unit is capable of surveillance, reconnaissance and battle damage assessment missions," the report said.
The police took an hour to arrive on the island after the first reports, and officials said that it was hard to find boats and that their helicopters were only capable of surveillance, not of shooting down the killer.
"Drones are capable of taking surveillance to a whole new level," Mr. Norris said.
Rolls-Royce is designing an autonomous naval ship capable of patrol, surveillance, mine detection and fleet screening.
Bondsteel is the Balkan equivalent of a giant immobile aircraft carrier, capable of exercising surveillance not only over the Balkans but also over Turkey and the Black Sea region (considered in the neocon-speak of the Bush years "the new interface" between the "Euro-Atlantic community" and the "Greater Middle East").
The circuit and patient are managed 24 hours per day by a trained "ECMO Specialist" capable of performing surveillance and emergency repairs to the circuit.
For example, NDS have facilitated expansion of dengue and influenza surveillance to countries without infrastructure capable of real time surveillance [5, 17, 21, 22].
WASHINGTON, April 6 — A former AT&T technician said on Thursday that the company cooperated with the National Security Agency in 2003 to install equipment capable of "vacuum-cleaner surveillance" of e-mail messages and other Internet traffic.
Launched from mobile platforms and operated by units down to the division level, subsequent generations of RPVs were capable of carrying out surveillance, target acquisition, damage assessment, electronic warfare, and even attacks on enemy radars (when provided with homing devices and explosive warheads).
Companies like Delair-Tech create small, long-range drones capable of providing pipeline surveillance.
China, Vietnam, the Philippines, Taiwan and Malaysia have built airstrips capable of holding cargo, surveillance or fighter jets in the sea, according to satellite images analyzed by Washington-based think tank Center for Strategic and International Studies.
