Top secret US spy drone captured by Iran

People claim the age of the fighter pilot is over due to advances in drones, but surely there will be advances in jamming capabilities. Does this mean the unmanned drone route may not wipe out fighter pilots as the government can't risk losing multiple million dollar drones to cyber warfare?

It is possible for them to return to base, though I don't know if this would work without a gps signal. I guess that they could use other technology, even using a primitive compass might work.
 
What right does it have to be there?

According to the us it lost contact and just drifted till it crashed.

they have lots of problem with losing contact with the things they had to shoot one of their own down before it left Afghani airspace recently.
 
Satellites are not in anyone territory, if you are crazy enough to think that everything vertically above you is in your territory, does that include the whole Universe?

Exactly, so people don't own the air, it's always moving, so therefore they don't have a right to steal anything that happens to fly above their land.
 
So was it over iran or just near their border?

It was just over the border near Afgahnisatan.

Either way what right do they have to steal it? :rolleyes:

As much as I disagree with the ridiculous 'let them do what they want, waaaaa the west is evil, waaaaaaa i don't understand the irony of freely slagging off my government whilst supporting the Iranians from the comfort of my computer room' sentiment, whether accidently or otherwise it violated Iranian airspace so, really, there isn't much the Americans can justifiably do to whinge about it.
 
Are you being serious?

A military drone from a hostile country flying over your borders and you'd be concerned over their rights?

They have none if they do so much as violate your air space.

why do you assume it was in iranian airspace? it was probably near the border but in afghanistan airspace you know that country america has been actie in for nearly 10 years now
 
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