Predator damaged in California landing accident
A Tier II Predator unmanned aerial vehicle incurred $200,000-500,000 in damage last Wednesday after making a dead-stick landing in the California desert and hitting a fence, a UAV spokesman said. The General Atomics Predator P007 had been flying for 11 hours and 40 minutes as part of a 12-hour...
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