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This study addresses moral and legal barriers to the use of new technologies in warfare, the impact of conduct in war upon the concept of just warfare, and the possible dangers of pursuing risk-free combat through ranged warfare and technology. The study assumes that the public must approve US weapon systems, at least in retrospect, if they are to be maintained in our arsenals and employed in war. It furthermore assumes that if left unchecked,...

This research paper addresses the question of: Can and should the Air Force pursue a unmanned multi-role fighter to replace manned systems? Unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) have demonstrated enormous intelligence, surveillance, reconnaissance (ISR) capabilities in both flexibility and persistence. Current and emerging technology may permit unmanned fighters to replace conventional multi-role aircraft in the face of high endurance missions, evol...

In this paper, Lt Col Robert B. Trsek addresses the question, can and should the Air Force pursue an unmanned multirole fighter to replace manned systems? Unmanned aircraft systems have demonstrated enormous intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (ISR) capabilities in both flexibility and persistence. Current and emerging technology may permit unmanned fighters to replace conventional multirole aircraft in the face of high-endurance mi...