What is a group Drone?
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Some group of 3 guys called R-STYL
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A percision acrobatic flying team
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to be as busy as a bee, a real drone !
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It is possible these were drones. For bees September through December can be the beginning of a new cycle.\n\nI quote:"The time of day that drones fly in search of a mate depends on many factors, such as the geographic location, day length, and temperature. Drones usually fly from the hive in large numbers between 11 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. Morning or early afternoon flights may last 2 or 3 hours. Later flights are shorter. When out of the hive, drones congregate in "mating areas," which may serve to attract virgin queens. These areas usually are less than 100 feet from the ground and seem to be associated with land terrain."
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You should give the name of the group in this posting.
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What is your group?  What were you told?
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More like military helicopters, can't recall the exact name of them.
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I work with a couple of these guys.  Pretty cool job.  A UAV is usually just a remote control airplane with a video camera, but they sometimes have rockets or missiles attached to them as well.\n\nThey are mostly used to take pictures of land to confirm or deny the presence of opposing military forces, displaced civilians like refugees, or to check the availability of routes.  While that might not sound like it translates to civilian job skills, it really does.\n\nPart of your job is the deconfliction of airspace, because you can't actually see your UAV when it is flying.  With US airspace being as crowded as it is, people with skills in airspace deconfliction are in high demand.  Additionally, your expertise in payloads can help with jobs that are completely unrelated to aerospace.  To top it off, you will be required to get a security clearance, which shows employers you are extremely trustworthy.  The security clearance alone is a prized item on your resume for the more competitive industries that are the most susceptable to industrial espionage like microcomputing, biotech, and similar industries.
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Try to define a target-group and aproach everybody on your list in person
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the crow group -includes- ravens, as well as jays and magpies.\n\nalso, ravens are bigger, sound different than crows, and are solitary.\n\nmore details here! :)\nhttp://www.wisegeek.com/what-is-the-difference-between-a-raven-and-a-crow.htm
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hope this site helps, not sure what kind of aircraft you want to find, but here is a link
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also the military uses it, and pilots
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If they have a fairly long distance to travel there is a group of volunteer pilots who will help with this. Check online for  "Angel Flight" There are certain restrictions that apply and flights may be dependent on weather, pilot availability etc.
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UK  Group \n\nCheck out their site: http://www.therakes.co.uk/go.php?object=home
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They use all sorts of flying drones these days....\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unmanned_Aerial_Vehicle\nArticle on Defense.com...\nhttp://www.defencetalk.com/forums/showthread.php?t=2653\nThe smaller ones are powered by these...\nhttp://www.rotamax.net/?ovmkt=SR7955G7A8HG9I5BI1O402VF28\nEarlier research and development...\nhttp://www.globalsecurity.org/org/news/2002/020717-secure1.htm\nThey use even smaller ones for observation...\nhttp://www.military.com/NewsContent/0,13319,FL_haunted_040505,00.html\nThe military's full of wild ideas...\nhttp://cryptome.quintessenz.org/mirror/jcs-corrupt.htm
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Yes, and they plan on taking over the world. They have developed a super duper black helicopter contrail that defeats all tin foil hat defenses. \n\nBwahahahahahaha!