Lt. Kasasbeh’s Death Spurs Jordan On
The murder of Jordanian pilot 1st Lt. Moath Kasasbeh has galvanized the nation and its leadership. Jordan's air force has...
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The Other Guy’s Drone
The New York Times reported this week that a worrisome security risk has arisen for the French government in the...
ISIS May Not Need Manned Jets to Have Air Power
Fox News is reporting that former Iraqi air force pilots who have defected to the Islamic State are training the...
Pick up the Pace on Counter-UAS Technology
Last weekend, it was widely reported that Iranian-sponsored Hezbollah used an armed drone to bomb a facility used by the...
Revised Pentagon Guidelines on UAVs a Needed Adjustment
The Washington Times is reporting that the Pentagon has issued revised guidelines on avoiding civilian casualties during unmanned aerial vehicle...
Ben Lerner: UAVs and the Use of Force Abroad
Ben Lerner, Vice President for Government Relations, Center for Security Policy spoke to the Center for Security Policy’s National Security...
Symposium on Law, Policy and Innovative Technologies in National Security
On the morning of the Keeper of the Flame Award Dinner - paying tribute to the life of Congressman Bill...
UAVs and Force: Current Debates and Future Trends in Technology, Policy and the Law
This study examines a representative sample of the ongoing legal and policy debates surrounding the United States’ use of unmanned...
UAVs and the Boston Marathon
As authorities scramble to track down those responsible for using deadly improvised explosive devices (IEDs) to target the Boston Marathon...
China’s UAV Expansion
Washington Free Beacon’s Bill Gertz has a startling piece today on China’s expansion of its unmanned aerial vehicle capabilities. From...
Fighting Words on UAVs
The use of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) continues to be hotly debated within and outside DC, and opinions are both...