I'm especially interested in finding out that we're not stuck up here, trying to figure out...
The University of North Dakota Center for Aerospace Science is designated by law and in the DOD descriptions as the center for UAV research.
This is a formal hearing of the Commerce Committee of the U.S. Senate.
Grand Forks and this region of North Dakota is slated to become a major UAV center.
I am not diminishing the difficulty, because this has to be something we do nationally.
I don't have a good, regulatory mechanism to confiscate or segregate airspace just by kind of imminent domain.
the, you talk about a third of the airplanes being ordered are UAVs, I mean, we understand that, you know, 20 years from now, we'll look in ...
we need to solve this, and it's going to require, I think, some real focus to do so
I look forward to working with the FAA, the Air National Guard, and our political leadership to enable RPA operations now and into the futur...
So, what the 119th is saying is that this box of 35 by 45 miles is what is, what they believe is necessary for training, is that correct?
But, the one thing that seems to me to stand out with respect to the FAA is that generally it's very, very hard to meet time deadlines.