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    In a world where fast delivery is expected, drone delivery is the new innovation for customer satisfaction. What is a drone? A drone is an unmanned aerial vehicle (UVA) equipped with a video camera, sensors, and GPS and operated by a joystick console or autonomously through computer technology (“What Are Drones?,” 2017). However, drones have been used by military forces since the 1960s for warfare (“What Are Drones?,” 2017). The drones allow military forces to locate and attack geographical…

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    Technology was invented to make our lives easier. However, the latest technological advancement, drones, has sparked some controversy among our society. Invented in 1849 as a military tactic, unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV’s), or drones, have benefitted us for almost an entire century! I believe that drones are helpful to society because, they can help the military track and defeat enemy’s/terrorists, can be used as a way to deliver goods and packages to local homes and businesses, and can…

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    Technology is changing rapidly. You will note that most people are using modern technologies to do various activities. Drones have become very popular nowadays. In the past, drones were used primarily for military and surveillance purposes. However, nowadays, drones are used in several areas. You will note that they are used in gathering information for research purposes, traffic management, aerial photography, movie production and so forth. These gadgets are also used in the planning and…

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    Drones Research Paper

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    Drones appear to be the main topic surrounding controversy due to the fact that they can fly several hundred feet in the air and can be purchased by anyone regardless of their age or experience. Drones, also known as Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) and model aircraft, are unmanned aircraft that can fly great distances and are flown by a remote control. Operating any device that can fly technically makes the operator a pilot according to the Federal Aviation Administration. Evidently enough, the…

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    their weaponized drones for surveillance and warfare. Drones, also known as unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV), are considered a relatively new piece of technology, and the United States is having trouble assigning laws to this new technology. Drones are an astonishing piece of machinery; the pilot has complete control of the machine from around the world while being capable to do great destruction. The use of unmanned aerial vehicles has brought upon several controversial issues stemming from the…

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    Drone Warfare Ethics

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    on July 15, 1849. The setup for these drones was simple; a balloon attached to a basket would carry a bomb, the attackers would then calculate how much air the balloon needed to reach the desired destination. After that, these early UAVs (Unmanned Aerial Vehicles) would be sent off to cause destruction. In my opinion, this method seems childish, but this elementary design has helped shape how war is carried out today. There have been many American people questioning the United States Drone…

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    attacks that occurred on United States soil on September eleventh. During the time of Operation Enduring Freedom and Operation Iraqi Freedom, there was an estimated total of 100,000 flight hours by conducted by drones in support. Also known as unmanned aerial vehicles, UAVs for short, drones are used by the military primarily for surveillance purposes. However, during recent years, drones have been used for other operations such as providing airstrikes. With these airstrikes, there have been…

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    Drones, UAVs (Unmanned Aerial Vehicles) to point out, are aircrafts that can be controlled remotely or through pre-programmed missions. Drones are mostly slow moving but they have a huge advantage of the conventional aircrafts. The difference between conventional aircrafts and drones are the fact that drones can stay airborne for up to several days at a time while conventional aircrafts just cannot. They have also been putting much work into reconnaissance technology and missile strike…

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    While the world may be no more dangerous than it was during the height of the Cold War, globalization compounded by rapid technological change has increased the complexity and immediacy of conflicts. This “democratization of violence” along with the increasing “velocity of instability” has in turn heightened demands on the capability of the U.S. Joint Force to defend the homeland, project power, and protect our interests and allies around the world. This paper briefly reviews the global…

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    One hot button issue is the Bureau of Customs and Border Patrol (CBP) a subset of the Department of Homeland Security. The CBP currently operates the largest fleet of unmanned aerial vehicles. They have 10 drones including the Predator B and its maritime variant the Guardian both styles at $18 million each. The CBP plans to operate 24 drones with the ability to deploy to anywhere in the United States within three hours. The CBP’s…

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