In March, I attended the National Defense Industry Association’s 2010 Ground Robotics Capabilities Conference & Exhibition. If you have not attended one of these NDIA events, they are a great opportunity to witness the give and take between the defense industry, the military’s internal development centers such as the U. S. Army’s Research, Development and [...]
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Unmanned aircraft and cultural change in the Air Force
Posted in Military Culture, Unmanned Systems, tagged GlobalSecurity.org, John Pike, Raquel Dronenburg, Sig Christenson, United States Air Force on December 30, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
The introduction of unmanned systems is one of–if not the most–significant cultural shift in the military today. In “Air Force looks to keep more pilots grounded,” Sig Christenson provides some insight into this shift: The top Air Force flight school students often get the best shot at the hottest planes. But instead of listing the [...]
