When drones first appeared on battlefields, military establishments reacted with dismissal. They were seen as toys, not weapons—incapable of replacing the skill of a pilot, the judgment of a commander, or the discipline of a structured force. Conventional military wisdom held that war required boots on the ground, a rigid chain of command, and the…
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