ISIS released aerial footage taken from "planes without a pilot". This could be a quadcopter or small photography drone... or something acquired from your friendly international/neighborhood arms dealer.
Retired U.S. Army Lt. Col. Ralph Peters, a Fox News contributor, said filming from a drone and killing from one are two different things.
"The production values are good, but any military person can recognize the phoniness and amateurishness," he said, noting that "combat" footage in the video is obviously staged, and the shooters depicted are aiming their weapons improperly.
He said ISIS might be able to fly an explosive-laden drone into a target, but could not drop targeted bombs from one.
New ISIS video shows drone footage, but expert doubts craft can be used in battle | Fox News
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