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The just warrior ethos: a response to Colonel Riza / Joseph O. Chapa...[et.al.]

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In: Journal of Military Ethics Vol 15, No. 3, October 2016, pp. 170 - 186 (63A - DA)Summary: The article is a response to a study by Colonel Riza arguing that remotely piloted aircraft (RPA) and robotic weapons threaten the US Air Force's warrior ethos. This paper presents alternative view based on the experiences from personnel handling these new forms and tools of war.

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The article is a response to a study by Colonel Riza arguing that remotely piloted aircraft (RPA) and robotic weapons threaten the US Air Force's warrior ethos. This paper presents alternative view based on the experiences from personnel handling these new forms and tools of war.

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