Having used several of the drones on the DoD's 'approved for use on/near military property' list or whatever it's called these days, they are generally speaking

Having used several of the drones on the DoD's 'approved for use on/near military property' list or whatever it's called these days, they are generally speaking, flying pieces of shit[0]. Our domestic manufacturers have some catching up to do. [0]Problems run the gamut from excessive bootup times to extraordinarily poor station-keeping/wind fighting ability, low speed, clunky controllers, and more!