The Predator B drones (which are called "Reapers" in their military variation) used by CBP are strictly surveillance aircraft; they are not armed with any ordnance.

The Predator B (AKA the MQ-9 Reaper) is a pretty impressive bit of machinery. The unmanned military drone has an official range of 1,151 mi (1,852 km, 1,000 nautical miles), and a flight endurance ...

A mechanical problem forced a Predator B drone to end a border-surveillance flight off San Diego late Monday. Above, a file photo of a Predator B in Sierra Vista, Ariz.

The audit slammed Homeland Security for buying two drones last year and ordering an additional $20.5-million Predator B system in Cocoa Beach, Fla., this year, saying it already owns more drones ...

A Customs and Border Protection Predator B drone flew over Minneapolis Friday amid intense protests following the death of George Floyd. The drone with call sign CBP-104 was spotted circling the ...

The "unmanned" Predator B requires a large crew and support team. One pilot specializes in take-offs and landings, handing off to another pilot once a drone reaches altitude.

Video clips posted to social media by the Department of Homeland Security labeled as “DHS drone footage” appeared to confirm this week that unarmed MQ-9 Predator drones, operated by the Air and Marine ...

Predator B aerial drones, which have proved successful fighting insurgents in Afghanistan, were deployed this week along the border between Texas and Mexico.

Unmanned craft aid border effort FAA limits where, when Predator B's can stalk smugglers Brady McCombs Arizona Daily Star Nov 23, 2010 Updated Dec 28, 2011 ...

He said drones could help police in manhunts, hostage situations and other difficult cases. I'm sure Predator Drones in the skies above the U.S. can help law enforcement with all sorts of things.

The Predator B drones (which are called "Reapers" in their military variation) used by CBP are strictly surveillance aircraft; they are not armed with any ordnance.