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[Music] >>For the most part, DoD has responsibility for operations within restricted air space. When you step outside of that military operating zone, that belongs to the National Airspace, and that responsibility is with the FAA. The National Airspace system was created with a person in the aircraft in mind, so now you have to think about all those things that the person would do that the unmanned aircraft also has to do in order to be safe. Ikhana took off at Edwards, climbed up to twenty thousand feet, and then we exited to the west. >>ETS nine thirty eight maintain fifteen hundred feet per minute or greater through flight level two one zero for traffic. >>In order to achieve that ultimate goal of permitting unmanned aircraft to seamlessly operate in the NAS, we took this step, so this is a proving out of some sensors that can basically overcome what's missing from an unmanned aircra