Yes. So tired of this word being used to describe attacks on soldiers. It might be bad (depending on what side you're on), but it's certainly not terrorism.
They are a soldier, attacking an enemy. I genuinely don't understand how being further away makes that unclear.
Or any different from a soldier calling in an airstrike being further away than a soldier with a rifle being further away than a soldier with a sword.
> If not, does he become one when he goes home from his shift for the day?
They are an off duty soldier.
> What about all the computer programmers writing drone software making his job possible?
They are weapons manufacturers.