For example, it has exported armed Reapers only to its close ally, the United Kingdom, and more recently announced that it would arm Italy's Reapers.
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The Reapers begin their harvest, and the ending closes out with a message from Liara T'Soni, a plea for the next generation to, hopefully, find a way to end the Reapers. Woof.
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At the same time, new mechanical reapers leave more stubble.
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The fried chicken is made with Carolina reapers and scorpion peppers.
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We haven't even gotten to the Grounders or the Reapers yet.
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He grows chilis, and has a freshly ground bag of Carolina Reapers.
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Reapers, meanwhile, fled underground for unknown reasons, hinging their survival on cannibalism.
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But new reapers will arise, and they, too, will seek a field.
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Netflix, home theaters, and MoviePass have all been cited as box office grim reapers.
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The Rivet Gun's shotgun blast is powerful enough to send Reapers and Tracers running.
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Ray: I have been eating Carolina Reapers once a week for solid month or two.
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Reapers, known as "hunter-killer" drones, have a range of about 1,800 km (1,100 miles).
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Unmanned aircraft, MQ-9 Reapers, were also involved in the Libya strikes, another defense official said.
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Unlike the iconic Predators and Reapers, the Firebees couldn't take off and land from regular runways.
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Financial stocks, often the reapers of reflation trade, posted gains with the financial index 0.3 percent higher.
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"I was discussing the case with a nurse who had eaten three Carolina Reapers," Dr. Gunasekaran recalled.
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You aren't presented with any options, either; the only thing Shepard can do is destroy the Reapers.
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In this version, it doesn't result in the death of all synthetic life—only the Reapers die.
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At the end of Mass Effect 3, Shepard confronts the synthetic intelligence controlling her enemies, the Reapers.
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The Reapers prevent this cycle by "harvesting" all sufficiently advanced organic life before they can doom themselves.
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The professor, Patrick Traynor, provided five Skim Reapers for the NYPD in February, according to the Associated Press.
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This time it's the cultish Kett, not the robotic reapers, that serve as the game's specters of death.
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It is home to some 20153 drone pilots who fly missions with MQ-9 Reapers in numerous theaters.
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"I think there will be a time in the future for the Reapers to be flying," General Nichols said.
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The Air Force is in the process of buying 250 missile- and bomb-armed Reapers for $250 million apiece.
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Based on what we see in the trailer, it looks like attendees will cross paths with the series' fearsome Reapers.
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Much like Mass Effect's own Reapers, there's an observable cycle to how this tends to play out—a snowballing effect.
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Indeed, many of the Reapers operating here are flown by airmen at Creech Air Force Base outside of Las Vegas.
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Reapers are capable of carrying far larger surveillance payloads than their predecessor, the MQ-1 Predator drone, according to the Register.
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You might've seen the mega-viral clip from YouTuber Lizzy Wurst of her and a friend trying to stomach Carolina Reapers.
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They were Mona Lisas of the mean mug, wielding scythes in their press photo, baby-faced reapers disguised as rap gods.
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When Shepard is tasked with powering up the Crucible, an ancient weapon with the power to destroy the Reapers, he fails.
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There are little symbols for B-215s, U-2s, F-16s, F-22s, F-15s, MQ-9 Reapers and jet refuelers.
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There's a party, plots are resolved, and everyone gathers for one moment before facing certain death at the hands of The Reapers.
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Reapers shepherd the dead to the next world and keep corrupted spirits called Hollows from feasting on the souls of the living.
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The intelligence tells Shepard that Reapers were their solution to a problem: organic life creates synthetic life, synthetic life destroys organic life.
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True, classic spooky Halloween costumes are usually reserved for Grim Reapers and Headless Horsemen, but Perry is his own brand of the scary.
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So great is the existential threat of the Reapers that the characters are strung along by the story, rather than driving it themselves.
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The Kett are as cruel as the reapers — they seem even more so, perhaps, for being clearly organic creatures instead of rampaging robots.
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In 2017, competitive Overwatch fans could be sporting jerseys emblazoned with names like the Washington Winstons, the Carolina Reapers or the Omaha Omnics.
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This volume also lingers more on the human lives impacted by these supernatural dramas, which helps to show why the Reapers are necessary.
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The third game did have urgency to it, enough that I forgot to ask exactly how the Reapers got to the Milky Way.
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Scientists have triumphed over disease and even death, and an elite league of reapers has been commissioned to kill to slow population growth.
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Somehow, at the Dutch Chili Festival, people are electing to eat entire Carolina Reapers and Moruga Scorpion peppers like it's no big deal.
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In March 2018, the Air Force retired its last Predator drones in favor of a fleet of around 220 larger and more powerful Reapers.
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Still, the people said that the sale of the four Reapers, associated equipment, parts and logistical support was not related to the new policy initiative.
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"Angel Reapers," Martha Clarke and Alfred Uhry's vivid and luminous Shaker dance-theater piece at Signature Theater, begins with a joy both visceral and spiritual.
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While these drones are remotely controlled by RAF pilots in Nevada and Lincolnshire, the Reapers are not allowed to share civilian airspace with passenger jets.
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The Air Force will also reduce the number of combat air patrols flown by MQ-9 Reapers around the world from 70 to 60 per day.
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Reapers were the U.S. Air Force's first specifically designed "hunter-killer" unmanned aircraft, and are larger and more powerful than the older MQ-1 Predator drones.
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It also makes some serious edits to the final moments, including removing Shepard's conversation with the catalyst, an artificial intelligence found to be controlling the Reapers.
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"The Reaper force is working hard in Iraq and Syria; the new Reapers - renamed Protectors for the RAF - won't be in action for years yet," he said.
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When our parents' generation turned 40 — which for many of us happened in the '90s or thereabout — they got cakes with caskets and Grim Reapers on them.
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At the moment, the flight path, sensor payload and weapons disposal of airborne drones such as Air Force Predators and Reapers are coordinated from ground control stations.
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"Angel Reapers," the choreographer Martha Clarke and the playwright Alfred Uhry's exploration of lust and desire within the Shaker community, returns to New York after a 613 run.
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"Angel Reapers," the choreographer Martha Clarke and the playwright Alfred Uhry's exploration of lust and desire within the Shaker community, returns to New York after a 2011 run.
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"Angel Reapers," the choreographer Martha Clarke and the playwright Alfred Uhry's exploration of lust and desire within the Shaker community, returns to New York after a 60023 run.
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Drone pilots sit in air conditioned offices while Reapers and Predators crisscross North Africa and the Middle East, assassinating targets based on inscrutable criteria and smartphone geolocation data.
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This year, the US Africa Command will launch its MQ-9 Reapers -- "hunter/killer" drones with advanced intelligence gathering capabilities -- from an air base just outside the city.
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Starting next year, the US Africa Command will launch its MQ9 Reapers -- "hunter/killer" drones with advanced intelligence gathering capabilities -- from an air base just outside the city.
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Drones used against targets in Libya have flown from Sicily, but with a range of about 2003,100 miles, the Reapers could not reach militant hide-outs in southern Libya.
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" Working with other grim reapers, she must remove the souls of people and escort them into their afterlives — a sort of "Six Feet Under" meets "Buffy The Vampire Slayer.
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I stayed up late one night to watch two pilots at their controls in a small computer-packed shed at Kandahar air base, remotely bringing Reapers in for a landing.
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For just $9.99, you can express your passive aggression in its most unadulterated form by anonymously sending your best frenemies and most disliked relatives a gift of chocolate-covered Carolina reapers.
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A hallway of postcard-size "Small Reapers" in appealing touristy burned-wood frames leads to the second gallery, which offers red-on-red devils and more, mostly middle-size Reaper paintings.
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As a steady procession of Reapers rolled down the runways and into the bright Afghan sky, operators at Kandahar described life in on of the fastest-changing sectors of the military.
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Things labeled "XXX" and made with Carolina reapers have their place in the culinary universe (mostly in the kind of dumb-ass eating contests that cause people to vomit and/or hallucinate ).
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The Reapers, on the other hand, are cold-blooded assassins who measure their successes via body counts, and prefer to get their revenge from the shadows, with a long-range rifle shot.
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From 2018, at the behest of Niger's government, US Africa Command (AFRICOM) will launch its MQ9 Reapers -- "hunter/killer" drones with advanced intelligence gathering capabilities -- from Air Base 201, just outside the city.
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People carried a huge Esteleda, the Catalan separatist flag, inside the Tarraco Arena Plaça in Tarragona when the finals for the competition started with the official national anthem of Catalonia 'Els Segadors' (The Reapers).
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He's a strong hero for attack scenarios in general, and while he's outclassed on defense by the likes of Mei and Symmetra, his ability to bring down Reapers, Tracers and Genjis is worth remembering.
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In the final game of the trilogy, a machine race known as the Reapers launch an unstoppable, genocidal invasion—one that sees the homeworlds and colonies of all the races eradicated, one after another.
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The game puts you in the role of Neku, an amnesiac loner who finds himself in a strange, alternate reality version of Shibuya where supernatural beings called reapers task humans with completing various missions.
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The soon-to-be-sacked Puigdemont left the chamber to shouts of "President!" and mayors who had come from outlying areas brandished their ceremonial batons and sang the Catalan anthem "Els Segadors" (The Reapers).
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One of the things you learn when you travel with the Air Force is how reliant we have become on R.P.A.s — remotely piloted aircraft, like MQ-9 Reapers — for killing enemies and for surveillance.
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It already fields at least 93 Reapers and 150 of the older MQ-1 Predators, both built by General Atomics, as well as 33 much larger Global Hawk surveillance UAVs, manufactured by Northrop Grumman.
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The story can be very confusing at times — the reapers' game is full of all kinds of complex and arbitrary rules — but it also becomes fascinating and surprisingly emotional the more you dig into it.
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"If the U.S. provides Predators or Reapers, and the UAE and Saudis start striking more targets — some of which may not match with U.S. priorities — then there could be backlash against the U.S.," Watling said.
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At the beginning of the year, the squadron at Kandahar began flying new, extended-range Reapers, usually carrying four Hellfire missiles, one 500 lb GBU-12 bomb and an external fuel tank under the wings.
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The Air Force is advancing plans to retire its Predator drone by transitioning pilots to the larger Reaper drone – and widening the mission scope of Reapers to include more weapons integration, attack options and ISR possibilities.
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A heavy metal rendition of the Catalonian national anthem "Els Segadors," or "The Reapers" has turned a virtually unknown Virginia-based band, A Sound of Thunder, into celebrities in the politically sensitive region in northeastern Spain.
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The solution won't work anymore, and the intelligence offers Shepard one final choice: She can destroy all synthetic life, control the Reapers, or synthesize all life in the galaxy into a new lifeform, both organic and synthetic.
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Top-ranking officers told the House Homeland Security Committee in late July that they're seeking the Reaper drones:In his testimony, National Guard Major General John F. Nichols said he expects that Reapers would be deployed to the border.
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The Reaper, which is the favored drone for airstrikes, sounds like a lemon: Ten Reapers were badly damaged or destroyed in 2015, at least twice as many as in any previous year, according to Air Force safety data.
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Reapers have been used in tandem with predators for a decade, but next year predators will give way to their more advanced counterparts entirely, allowing the military to eliminate training costs for the lesser of the two types of drones.
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It's a place where ensemble casts have a chance to spread out and the reader or player gets a nice character moment before shit hits the fan, Reapers teleport in, The Wild Hunt attacks, or White Walkers hit the gates.
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The police said they also did not understand why Mr. Xaver, wearing a T-shirt with an image of four scythe-wielding grim reapers on horseback, carried out the methodical killings in the small city, about 80 miles south of Orlando.
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For example, "We can fly from one continent to the next -- we [recently] flew nine [Reapers] from one operating area to another, and that is agile, that is flexible, and it provides options to the combatant commander," he said, without disclosing locations.
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In Mass Effect, developer Bioware's space opera RPG, the players and their cast of friends faced annihilation at the hands of The Reapers—an ancient machine race that rises once every few millennia to wipe out all organic matter and reset the universe.
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A 21-year old gunman, clad in a T-shirt that bore the image of four scythe-wielding grim reapers on horseback, wanted the police to know that he had just opened fire in a bank in the small city of Sebring, Fla.
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There are far too many YouTube videos of people eating Carolina Reapers with disturbing results: Their faces redden and contort in agony, they start to swear, cough, and cry, and they often end up running or slinking away to throw up or lie down.
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The second production in Ms. Clarke's five-year Signature residency, "Angel Reapers" is nothing like her balletic first, "Chéri," which was all gilded elegance, or like the Wooster Group's recent "Early Shaker Spirituals," an exploration of the movement's music and dance that felt placid and intellectual.
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Packed into the suite of galleries at Zwirner's 19th Street location are paintings sorted according to Smith's handful of innocuous preoccupations: reapers of the scythe-wielding Ingmar Bergman variety, schematic turtles, human skeletons with spider limbs, stick-figure devils, and a modest number of utterly forgettable ceramic traffic cones.
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First seen in 2011 at the Joyce Theater, "Angel Reapers" has a good dose of what a quote in the program, from 1805 and attributed to William Rathburn, calls the Shakers' "perfect bedlam": a cacophony of bodies in various states of agony or exhilaration, jumping, writhing, trembling, rolling.
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Over the years, MQ-9 Reapers that have been based there stream live video and data from other sensors to American analysts working with French commanders, who say the aerial intelligence has been critical to their success in driving jihadists from a vast desert refuge in northern Mali.
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The colonizers may as well have spared themselves the 600-plus years in cryosleep and stuck around to help Shepard liberate the Milky Way from the Reapers (the Ark-Hyperion peaced out on the galaxy in the year 2185, between Mass Effect 2 and 3 in the timeline ).
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While he was still inside the bank after the shooting, Mr. Xaver, who was wearing a T-shirt that bore the image of four scythe-wielding grim reapers on horseback and a bulletproof vest, called the police and said, "I have shot five people," according to a police statement released on Jan. 23.
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Jack Serle, a journalist with the Bureau of Investigative Journalism's Covert Drone War project, told Motherboard that while these drones do not pose the same threat as conventional weapons launched from military aircraft or so-called hunter-killer drones like Reapers and Predators, their capacity to induce panic in civilian areas is a problem.
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"What we've discovered is we're using very expensive stuff like B-229s, F-27s and even MQ-235 Reapers with things like Hellfire missiles, when you can do a lot of this with cheaper aircraft," said Daniel Goure, a defense analyst and vice president of the Lexington Institute, a nonprofit public policy research organization based in Arlington, Virginia.
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In Volume 2, Ginny and the other loyal Reapers must help consolidate this new Death's rule by hunting down a rogue: the Reaper of War, who feeds and is fed by the killing fields of World War I. Volume 2 is an improvement on the already stunning Volume 1, largely because the structure and stakes of DeConnick's mythic universe have become clear.
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" The Book of Ruth in the Old Testament tells the story of literature's most famous gleaner, a pauper and an alien in Judah who so enchanted the landowner, Boaz, that he instructed his reapers actively to help her: "Let her glean even among the sheaves, and reproach her not: And let fall also some of the handfuls of purpose for her, and leave them.
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But you can't grasp its true dimensions unless you go to the overall U.S. regional air headquarters in Qatar and watch on giant screens a 250/21.0 choreography that boggles the mind: B-22.0s, U-2s, F-16s, F-22s, F-35s, F-15s, A-10s, C-1.03s, V-22s, U-28s, C-130s, JStars, AWACs, satellites and unmanned Reapers and Predators — all fueled aloft by a fleet of KC-10 and KC-135 flying gas stations — that have conducted 23,934 strikes on ISIS targets in Iraq and Syria, using 84,585 precision-guided bombs, since we came back in 2014.
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