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| As the congressman mentioned, this is also an opportunity to address a subject that's getting somewhat of attention of late, and that is how the Department of Defense can move to the next level of jointness, service inter-dependence, if you will, by designating the Air Force as the executive agent for medium- and high-altitude UAVs (unmanned aerial vehicles). A common imperfection in the structure of the heart may worsen breathing difficulties in people who have sleep apnea and provoke a life-threatening condition called high-altitude pulmonary edema in mountaineers who ascend too quickly. Built by Monrovia-based AeroVironment, the aircraft originally was used for a classified government program in the early 1980s that was aimed at developing a high-altitude, long-endurance aircraft for surveillance purposes. |
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