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Angsuman Chakraborty

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Military almost scrambled fighter jets for errant drone near DC, renewing air safety worries Posted: Sep 9, 2010 6:10 PM
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Errant drone near DC almost met by fighter jets WASHINGTON — The U.S. military almost launched fighter jets and discussed a possible shoot-down when an errant Navy drone briefly veered into restricted airspace near the nation's capital last month, a senior military official said Thursday. The incident underscores safety concerns with unmanned aircraft as defense officials campaign ... Read more : Military almost scrambled fighter jets for errant drone near DC, renewing air safety worries.

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