Rethinking the Drone War: National Security, Legitimacy and Civilian Casualties in U.S. Counterterrorism Operations: National Security, Legitimacy and ... in U.S. Counterterrorism Operations
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Drones constitute a recent addition to the long list of technological advancements in warfighting over time, a list that includes the development
of the crossbow, gunpowder-powered projectile weapons, chemical weapons in World War I, and rockets and jet aircraft in World War II. The
most advanced drones—the armed Predator and Reaper models—offer persistent surveillance as well as the ability to engage targets from almost
anywhere across the globe, without a requirement for forces on the ground. This extended reach offers a clear example of how advances in technology
can provide a new and effective option for using lethal force.
Technological advancements and changing security practices affecting the use of force raise important ethical and practical questions, such
as whether the technologies and practices should be used in warfare and whether self-imposed limits are appropriate for their responsible use,
which can be addressed through national policy decisions, as well as such international laws and standards as the principles of humanity enshrined.
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