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posted by martyb on Thursday August 11 2016, @01:09PM   Printer-friendly
from the what-you-lookin-at? dept.

http://motherboard.vice.com/read/heres-the-internal-presentation-the-fbi-uses-to-train-surveillance-pilots

A presentation released to Motherboard under the Freedom of Information Act details how the FBI briefed pilots and agents about its aviation programs.

The "Indoctrination to Bureau Aircraft Operations" presentation comes in three parts, and is dated April 2009. Across over 330 pages, the Field Flight Operations Unit spells out a wealth of legal, technical, and safety issues for operating aircraft on FBI missions.

[...] "Put simply, you can't look through walls of a home without a search warrant," the presentation neatly summarizes. This is the same advice given to agents by a separate FBI presentation on drone use.

The three parts of the "Indoctrination to Bureau Aircraft Operations" are available on documentcloud: Part #1, Part #2, and Part #3.


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  • (Score: 1) by WillR on Thursday August 11 2016, @05:43PM

    by WillR (2012) on Thursday August 11 2016, @05:43PM (#386673)
    "What's the minimum flaps retraction speed in a C172?"
    "Sorry, state secret."
    Somehow I doubt the FAA examiner would be as amused by that as I would...