It Nears: Colleges Offering Courses In Unmanned Drones

[ErikStenger]

"The pilotless aircraft industry is expected to create more than 23,000 U.S. jobs over the next 15 years, according to the Association for Unmanned Vehicle Systems International. A spokesperson for the group told The Daily that 150 colleges are now offering courses.
Jeb Bailey, 28, told The Daily he has taken every drone-related course at Northwestern Michigan College. It's no wonder why, when drone pilots can make $50,000 to $120,000 per year, according to Tom Kenville, founder of Unmanned Applications Institute International. Bailey said the idea of flying unmanned drones for a year in Afghanistan to pay off student loan debt sounded pretty attractive."
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Flying unmanned drones for a year in Afghanistan to pay off your student loans sounded pretty attractive to you, did it, Jeb? Let me tell you what sounds attractive to me: a naked lady with big ol' milky-white titties lounging on my couch like she just stepped out of some fancy old oil painting. Yeah, and she's got a Butterfinger ice cream bar in her hand and she's mouthing something to me. You know what she's saying, Jeb? She's saying, "I'm full, you can have the rest." Now that's f***ing attractive. I still haven't paid off my student loans.

Colleges Offer Courses And Training For Flying Unmanned Drones

 

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Sort of scary. What do the administrators expect the first instructors of unmanned drone classes to understand themselves?

Don't like the idea of a guinea pig year of unmanned drone controllers. :-/