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Pentagon developing ‘all-seeing eye’

Drone with 12 video feeds can watch 1.5 square miles without blinking

By JULIAN E. BARNES TRIBUNE WASHINGTON BUREAU

Posted: November 9, 2009 at 2:48 a.m.

Credit: Los Angeles Times
Bombs are hauled away from a Reaper unmanned aircraft in Kandahar, Afghanistan, in this file photo.

The Pentagon plans to introduce an important innovation on its most advanced unmanned aircraft next year that will vastly increase the ability of the aerial drones to simultaneously track militants.

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Business, Pages 23 on 11/09/2009

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