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13 января Армия (Сухопутные войска) США выпустила директиву, предусматривающую расширение доступа беспилотных авиационных систем к национальному воздушному пространству США. Большая часть усилий Армии в рамках этой директивы будет связана с тренировками операторов беспилотных систем на военных объектах и вблизи них. Кроме этого, однако, предусматривается использование беспилотных средств в операциях в гражданском воздушном пространстве вне пределов закрытых военных зон – без уточнения назначения и объема этих операций.
Приложением к директиве является соглашение Министерства обороны США и Федеральной авиационной администрации от 2007 г., где была обозначена возможность использования беспилотных средств в национальном воздушном пространстве в операциях на территории США, включая войну с терроризмом.
Полный текст директивы – на http://www.fas.org/i…012_02.pdf .
Исходное сообщение:
The Army issued a new directive last week to govern the growing use of unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) or "drones" within the United States for training missions and for "domestic operations."
"The Army's unmanned aircraft systems represent emerging technology that requires access to the National Airspace System," wrote Army Secretary John M. McHugh in a January 13 memorandum.
Towards that end, the Army produced a revised policy on UAS operations to support "expanded UAS access to the National Airspace System." A copy of the new policy was obtained by Secrecy News. See Army Directive 2012-02, January 13, 2012.
Much of the Army's UAS activity will be devoted to UAS operator training conducted at or near military facilities, the policy indicates. But beyond such training activities, the military also envisions a role for UAS in unspecified "domestic operations" in civilan airspace, according to a 2007 Memorandum of Agreement between the Department of Defense and the Federal Aviation Administration, which regulates domestic air traffic.
The 2007 Memorandum, which is appended to the new Army directive, was said to "allow, in accordance with applicable law, increased access for DoD UAS into the elements of the NAS [National Airspace System] outside of DoD-managed Restricted Areas or Warning Areas."
The 2007 agreement was intended to "ensure DoD UAS assets have NAS access for domestic operations, including the War on Terror (WOT).... This guidance applies to all DoD UAS, whether operated by Active, Reserve, National Guard, or other personnel."
Приложением к директиве является соглашение Министерства обороны США и Федеральной авиационной администрации от 2007 г., где была обозначена возможность использования беспилотных средств в национальном воздушном пространстве в операциях на территории США, включая войну с терроризмом.
Полный текст директивы – на http://www.fas.org/i…012_02.pdf .
Исходное сообщение:
The Army issued a new directive last week to govern the growing use of unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) or "drones" within the United States for training missions and for "domestic operations."
"The Army's unmanned aircraft systems represent emerging technology that requires access to the National Airspace System," wrote Army Secretary John M. McHugh in a January 13 memorandum.
Towards that end, the Army produced a revised policy on UAS operations to support "expanded UAS access to the National Airspace System." A copy of the new policy was obtained by Secrecy News. See Army Directive 2012-02, January 13, 2012.
Much of the Army's UAS activity will be devoted to UAS operator training conducted at or near military facilities, the policy indicates. But beyond such training activities, the military also envisions a role for UAS in unspecified "domestic operations" in civilan airspace, according to a 2007 Memorandum of Agreement between the Department of Defense and the Federal Aviation Administration, which regulates domestic air traffic.
The 2007 Memorandum, which is appended to the new Army directive, was said to "allow, in accordance with applicable law, increased access for DoD UAS into the elements of the NAS [National Airspace System] outside of DoD-managed Restricted Areas or Warning Areas."
The 2007 agreement was intended to "ensure DoD UAS assets have NAS access for domestic operations, including the War on Terror (WOT).... This guidance applies to all DoD UAS, whether operated by Active, Reserve, National Guard, or other personnel."
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