Lev Grossman, writing for TIME, gives an excellent depiction of the history and evolution of unmanned arial vehicles (UAVs), which are increasingly assigned both military and nonmilitary roles. The American debate on these issues — the use of technology in warfare, the ease with which drones kill, etc. — can raises interesting questions for Israel, which has operated UAV for years.
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In Flight From the Ground
Lev Grossman, writing for TIME, gives an excellent depiction of the history and evolution of unmanned arial vehicles (UAVs), which are increasingly assigned both military and nonmilitary roles. The American debate on these issues — the use of technology in warfare, the ease with which drones kill, etc. — can raises interesting questions for Israel, which has operated UAV for years.
