us first started using drones in service in 1937.
us first started using drones in service in 1937.
when did the us first start using drones in service?
1937
bullet::::- in "a few quick ones" (1959)









































bullet::::- "the word in season" (1940) – drones









































bullet::::- "leave it to algy" (1954, rewrite of "the ordeal of bingo little") – drones









































bullet::::- in "nothing serious" (1950)









































bullet::::- "the shadow passes" (1950) – drones









































bullet::::- "bramley is so bracing" (1939) – drones, stars freddie widgeon









































bullet::::- in "plum pie" (1966)









































bullet::::- "bingo bans the bomb" (1965) – drones









































bullet::::- "stylish stouts" (1965, also recycled as "the great fat uncle contest") – drones









































bingo is mentioned in several stories, including:









































bullet::::- "the code of the woosters" (1938) – jeeves
bingo little
in 2013 a fairleigh dickinson university poll asked registered voters whether they "approve or disapprove of the u.s. military using drones to carry out attacks abroad on people and other targets deemed a threat to the u.s.?" the results showed that three in every four (75%) of voters approved of the u.s. military using drones to carry out attacks, while (13%) disapproved. a poll conducted by the huffington post in 2013 also showed a majority supporting targeted killings using drones, albeit by a smaller margin. a 2015 poll showed republicans and men are more likely to support u.s. drone strikes, while democrats and independents, women, young people, and minorities are less supportive.
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