You can Google the ROE change. It's public information if you don't believe me. ROE doesn't apply to drones, it applies to troops on the ground. Drones are usu

You can Google the ROE change. It's public information if you don't believe me. ROE doesn't apply to drones, it applies to troops on the ground. Drones are usually acting in a couple capacities (this is not dogma, just my experience) 1. Intel gathering 2. Troop support 3. intelligence resources Intelligence resources, and all things State Department, would fly cleanly outside of DOD mandates or procedures. To my knowledge, they have their own set of criteria that was very different from what I had to abide by.