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The U.S. Employment of Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs): An Abandonment of Applicable International Norms
Much has been written over the past several years regarding the increased U.S. employment of UAVs as a weapon system against both combatants on a battlefield and terrorists far removed from an active zone of military operations. As an element of this dialogue, there has occurred a growing discussion
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