The navy needs unmanned rules of engagement/ Dane Beichter
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Proceedings US Naval Institute: September 2019, pp.53-55 (86)Summary: The article highlights the increasing employment of military unmanned systems requires an updated policy. The U.S-China and U.S-Iran incidents highlight the need to determine what status governments will afford military unmanned systems. Currently sovereign immunity for state owned vessels -warships and military sealift command ships engaged in noncommercial operations.
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The article highlights the increasing employment of military unmanned systems requires an updated policy. The U.S-China and U.S-Iran incidents highlight the need to determine what status governments will afford military unmanned systems. Currently sovereign immunity for state owned vessels -warships and military sealift command ships engaged in noncommercial operations.
USA, CHINA, IRAN
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