'Shadow' Drones for Pakistan

WAR ON TERROR

Updated Apr. 25, 2017 11:08AM EDT / Published Jan. 21, 2010 4:19PM EST

During an unannounced visit to Pakistan, Defense Secretary Robert Gates revealed plans to begin supplying the country with Shadow drones, a smaller version of armed Predator drones. The move is intended to help Pakistan in its fight against the Taliban. Shadow drones are also unmanned and equipped with sensors and cameras that feed video back to operators on the ground. The Predator drone program has stirred up anti-American sentiment in the region.

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'Shadow' Drones for Pakistan