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    brought the proliferation of drone use around the world. In today’s world, drones, officially known as unmanned aerial vehicles, are even starting to be used by Amazon to deliver our packages. Beginning in 2002, several countries around the world initiated the use of drones as a military weapon. These drones, once armed with missiles and other explosives are called unmanned combat aerial vehicles and have been used on counter terrorism operations around the world. In recent years the United…

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    Most citizens are not well informed when it comes to the topic of drones and what the machines are used for. Well, drones are unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVS) and are primarily used in the military for surveillance, also known as reconnaissance. There has also been a lot of controversy on whether drones should, or should not, be used in the military. The answer to this question is very simple, drones should not be used in the military. Drones are machines that kill, that’s what they were made for…

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    Research Paper On Drones

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    Drones. Death from Above There is a new technology hovering the skies, varying from, and assortment of functionalities, doing survey and air strikes. The technology called Drones, also known as Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs), used by the US military, and other nations in the world. This new technology has raised concerns to the public; the main uses for the Drones now are surveillance and air strikes. The UAVs deployed all over the world, with the capacity to strike any location at any time.…

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    THE ETHICS OF DRONE WARFARE Introduction Recent developments in technology have made possible the creation of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) that are capable of operating at high altitudes for extended periods of time. These UAVs are capable of deploying precision guided weapons, and can be controlled remotely from the other side of the world. This means that American UAV pilots are able to kill with the push of a button from thousands of miles away. In addition to these advancements are…

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    Why Do Military Use Drones

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    California, named the Black Dart, demonstrates the apprehensiveness of the Department of Defense when it comes to drones. Navy Commander David Zook stated that "Small manned and unmanned aircraft have always been hard to find…it's hard to tell the difference in the radar cross section from that and other small airborne vehicles or even birds." (Ferdinando, par. 5). The project officer for Black Dart Air Force Major Scott Gregg said that drones can be purchased with ease online or at your local…

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    uses that only seem to be growing exponentially. This paper will discuss the predecessors to this technology as well as provide a historical diagram. Historical Timeline and Predecessor Assessment The first documented drone, also known as unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV), dates back to 1849. Austria launched balloons with explosives attached into the city of Venice. While this idea lacked sophistication and accuracy, it was definitely a clever way to attack a country without having the loss of…

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    Companies such as Amazon and North Shore Rescue, among others, are coming up with ways to implement this technology into their business models. Drones are creating a shift in the business world towards the use of airspace technology, as opposed to land vehicles. This new shift could change the very nature of many industries as jobs become obsolete, and other jobs become created. Specifically, drones have begun to see development in different business sectors, such as delivery services,…

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    Raven Operator Training

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    Incident Reporting procedures” (System, 2015). Based on the program of instruction (POI), there is no education of the Aircrew Training Program (ATP), implying that Operators are not receiving the proper schooling, mandated by TC 3-04.62 “Small Unmanned Aircraft System Aircrew Training Program”. ATP’s delegate SUAS programs, whereas it decrees an SUAS Operator meets requirements, detailed throughout the manual i.e. currency, certification, crew-rest requirements and phase training (Army, 2013)…

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    Drones In Warfare Essay

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    Throughout the world, drones have abundant purposes; depending on the task needed to be complete. One of the main intents of drones is within warfare to monitor and execute adversaries of the army. Most countries in the world find great practicality for drones within warfare;due to drones being able to travel great distances. Even though drones are very effective, there are many pessimistic opinions of the use of drones within warfare. Despite adverse opinions, the great practicality of drones…

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    Military Weapons Evolution

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    s Major Academy Evolution of the Enlisted Weapons Instructor Course Discussion The enlisted Weapons Instructor Course owes much of the credit to the Aerial Gunnery School, which was created nearly six decades in a time when the nation was involved in a World War, which had been fought on two different fronts. This was a time before the jet-age, before that atom bomb, at a time the nation was just…

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