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The corollary is to examine\nthe essential roles of human pilots or operators in aerospace operations in\nthe twenty-first century. Since it is common to draw distinctions between\nvehicles with an on-board pilot, vehicles with off-board operators, and\nautonomous vehicles, this study explores the essential role of pilots and\ncontrasts it with the roles of remotely piloted and autonomous vehicles.The\nassumption is that piloted, remotely piloted, and autonomous vehicles have\nadvantages and disadvantages in military operations, and that these vary in\nstrategic significance for different levels of conflict. Since it is essential\nfor the U.S. defense establishment to consider the strategic and technological\nimplications of these types of aerial vehicles, this study is devoted to\naddressing the issues raised by the new generation of aerial vehicles. 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While the early\noperational experiences with UAVs show great promise, their full range of\ncapabilities is largely unknown. However, it is clear that these technologies\nwill enable military forces to use aerospace power more efficiently, which\nmeans at lower cost and with less risk to the humans who pilot aircraft.The\nbroader question is the wisdom of using unmanned aerial vehicles for employing\nlethal force, and in particular which air power missions are best accomplished\nby uninhabited, piloted, and autonomous vehicles. The corollary is to examine\nthe essential roles of human pilots or operators in aerospace operations in\nthe twenty-first century. Since it is common to draw distinctions between\nvehicles with an on-board pilot, vehicles with off-board operators, and\nautonomous vehicles, this study explores the essential role of pilots and\ncontrasts it with the roles of remotely piloted and autonomous vehicles.The\nassumption is that piloted, remotely piloted, and autonomous vehicles have\nadvantages and disadvantages in military operations, and that these vary in\nstrategic significance for different levels of conflict. Since it is essential\nfor the U.S. defense establishment to consider the strategic and technological\nimplications of these types of aerial vehicles, this study is devoted to\naddressing the issues raised by the new generation of aerial vehicles. Read\nmore\u003c\/p\u003e \n\n\u003ch3\u003eProduct Features\u003c\/h3\u003e\n \u003cul class=\"a\"\u003e\n \u003c\/ul\u003e\n\n"}