Unmanned Aerial Systems: A Historical Perspective [Occasional Paper 37]

John David Blom

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The concept of unmanned flight is nothing new to the military, with experiments of pilotless aircraft beginning at the end of World War I. Historical development of these aircraft and the Army's long use of aerial platforms for reconnaissance provide valuable insight to the future possibilities and potential pitfalls of UAVs. This unclassified study addresses past and current (2010) systems, and does not address systems under development.

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