1 Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV U.S.) Crashed in the Waters of Philippines

United States to make sure they are the owners of unmanned reconnaissance aircraft (Unmanned Aerial Vehicle / UAV) which crashed in the waters of the Philippines. UAV's, which serves as a drone launched from USS Chafee in combat training at the coast of Guam, in September last year.

"It seems that ocean currents bring the aircraft stranded on the island of Masbate," said the chief representative of the United States in the Philippines. Preliminary information about the downfall of UAV / drone began fishing off the coast, in the central Philippines, about 2,500 miles from Guam.

Philippine President Benigno Aquino, previously owned by allowing U.S. drones to fly in the air to dispel the threat of safety are Filipino. Philippine drone aircraft used in war games in waters in anticipation of the rebel threat. Permission to fly drones has caused controversy because it was feared exploited to attack the target.

However, the Philippine government took it cold. They assumed the plane was not armed or used for surveillance but just a tool for combat training.

Sekeretaris General New Patriotic Alliance political left, Renato Reyes, just consider it a violation of the U.S. against the territorial Philippines as an independent nation. "No sovereign nation that gave freedom of foreign forces to operate freely in the air," he said.