UAV

The over-use of armed UAVs sets a dangerous precedent as more nations acquire the technology.

“…the idea that drones could start making life-and-death decisions should be cause for concern.”

With fiscal constraints at home, defense industry is recouping revenues abroad, while enhancing U.S. allies’ capabilities.

An incident in Kunar illustrates how NATO’s confused approach to counterinsurgency in Afghanistan is failing to meet its objectives.

Moral or immoral, do drone strikes work? Sean M. Lynn-Jones weighs the evidence.

UAV’s are nothing new in warfare. But private groups are now using such technology to support their aims.

President Obama’s admission of drone strikes in Pakistan was telling. They may, however, not be very effective.

An Iranian engineer claims Iran was able to hack the GPS of a U.S. drone to bring it down. Could it?

The U.S. admits it has asked for a downed drone back from Iran. But plenty of questions are still swirling.

Iran is claiming to have America’s RQ-170 UAV drone seemingly intact. Some suspect the images were faked.

Iran’s media claims to have downed the RQ-170, a secretive U.S. drone. It’s a a big blow to the U.S. if true.