You are low by a factor of ten at the very least. They will not only follow orders they will pass them on and automatically participate in a cover up. it's only when they are hauled in before a version of Nuremberg do they wake up and realized it's their turn to be sacrificed. They are especially prevalent in and around government jobs just to keep their own spot. The worst make a career of advancing by sacrificing others. They are most easily found on the battle field' after the battle is over. after the hard work is done and it's five minutes from knocking off for the day or flying high high overhead then swooping in looking for credit and souvenirs. After the shooting, after the forest fire, after the hurricane. We have a time honored acronym for them. REMF. The polite version is Rear Echelon Mother Feathers. When it's over they arrive like a pack of locusts wondering why the place isn't cleaned up, the tools cleaned, the uniforms starched or the complaining about the requests for replacement of bodies, tools, ammunition and yet.....poof....gone before it gets dark only to be seen again at their phony awards presentations.the one's where the deserving youong soldier gets the Green Weenie while the absentee next higher up gets the Bronze or Silver Star or DFC. depending on a. rank and b. distance from the sound of bullets flying or paint drying, while those that do find they are under selection for release from service while the REMFs move up the ladder towards placed like a Pentagon assignment all the while dropping dimes and nickels and pennies as they make sure the after action reports are written their way. Military, civilian, government or corporate they are the disease of the nation and their very act of breathing a crime against humanity.

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Good description. Drones are drones playing video games. But better their unmanned aircraft getting shot down than useful human beings. Who do you think took the hit for that drone that Obama abandoned in the Middle East? Some sad sack game player who found out real life has a price to pay no matter how many times one hits the reset button.