ID10 - 1.00 Understanding the History of Drones

What does UAV stand for?

• Unmanned Aerial Vehicle

• Unpiloted Aircraft Vehicle

• Unmanned Aircraft Vehicle

• Unpiloted Aerial Vehicle

What does UAS stand for?

• Unmanned Aircraft System

• Unpiloted Aircraft System

• Unmanned Automatic System

• Unpiloted Aerial System

Which city was attacked by Austrian soldiers using unmanned balloons filled with explosives?

• Venice

• Vienna

• Berlin

• Paris

What was the Hewitt-Sperry Automatic Airplane?

• A radio controlled flying bomb created by the US Army

• A radio controlled car

• Target practice used by Russian airplanes

• A WWI fighter jet

Which countries used drones for spying during the silent years of drone technology?

• A. U.S. and USSR

• B. U.S. and Germany

• C. U.S. and France

• D. U.S. and Japan

What was one of the uses of drones by the Israel Air Force in 1982?

• To recon the Syrian military positions for attack.

• To deliver supplies.

• To transport troops.

• To provide medical aid.

Which of the following is often required for flying drones?

• No travel

• Travel in many cases

• Travel only within the state

• Travel only within the country

What is an added benefit for many companies training existing employees as drone pilots?

• It becomes a stand-alone career

• It becomes an added skill for that job

• It requires no additional skills

• It is not beneficial

Which of the following certifications might be beneficial for a drone software developer?

• Structural Engineering

• Digital Media

• Public Safety

• Python

What is beneficial for both drone hardware and software developers?

• No additional skills

• Internships

• Public Safety

• Digital Media