Unman your battle stations! / Michael J Dobbs.
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Proceedings US Naval Institute December 2013, pp. 66-70 (86)Summary: The capabilities and degree of autonomy of unmanned systems are growing quickly. This artilce considers what effect removing direct human input will have on future naval warfare.
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The capabilities and degree of autonomy of unmanned systems are growing quickly. This artilce considers what effect removing direct human input will have on future naval warfare.
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