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Feb 8, 2013 | 1 Comment
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And if so, to what extent? I remember back when I was a kid, an unmanned U.S Navy ship had broken free of it's tow cable during it's voyage to join the mothball fleet. Having then run aground, two golfers playing a round at the Sharp Park Course (Pacifica, Ca.) climbed aboard and successfully claimed salvage rights to the ship.
Just curious, will the same rules apply to drones?