<|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|>In 2005, the United States had over 160,000 troops deployed in Afghanistan and Iraq. The Pentagon was ramping up remotely piloted vehicle operations over both war zones and military operational requirements filled government satellites to capacity. This led<wm> to widespread concerns about safety risks, with the deaths of over 1,600 U.S. service members, and 230 U.S. contractor fatalities.

If a soldier were captured, it could lead to lengthy detainment, administrative processing and potentially lengthy sentencing. Detainees are allowed to be held without bail but are often moved to different cells or facilities depending on how much of the facility was needed for interrogation and to protect the prisoners, and to protect the soldiers serving there (proceedures which</wm> typically are only feasible when in-country.) However, this increases the potential security risk and makes it extremely