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U.N. Investigation Of Drone Strikes Could Be The First Step In Halting The White House’s Private War
The U.N.’s special rapporteur for human rights and counterterrorism, Ben Emmerson, has announced that he is initiating an investigation of the use of drones by the United States, Great Britain and Israel to conduct deadly strikes that have reportedly caused significant collateral casualties. Emmerson
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Date:
1/30/2013
We can all agree that Unmanned Aerial Systems (UASs) have proven themselves one of, if not the single most, useful capabilities the U.S. military has deployed in the last decade. From the hand-held Raven to the larger, rail-launched Scan Eagle up to the Predator (and its bigger and badder fraternal
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Date:
8/23/2012
The debate over the future of manned aircraft has intensified of late as a result of a number of factors: looming defense budget cuts, the termination of the F-22 program and delays in fielding the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter (JSF), an explosion in the types and numbers of deployed unmanned aerial
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Date:
8/8/2012
There are only two winners in war: medicine and technology. The imperative to save lives and then provide wounded warriors with the best care and rehabilitation has been a powerful force producing dramatic advances in such areas as emergency medicine, trauma surgery, the treatment of burns, prosthetic
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Date:
8/7/2012

