@article{2016:ashkenazi:the_future,
title = {The Future of UAVs: Lessons From the ‘Great War’},
year = {2016},
note = {Unmanned Aerial Vehicles have undergone profound changes in the past
seven decades. They have become common on all battlefields and are
used by many sides including terrorist and non-state organizations.
This paper theorizes that the next step in UAV development will likely
parallel the development in war planes during World War I. That means,
specialized UAVs will be designed for air-to-air combat in both the
interceptor and defender role. This will likely be combined for best
effect with the concept of swarming. The ethical and legal issues
relating to this hypothetical new form of UAVs are discussed, as well
as the imperatives driving this development.},
journal = {S&F Sicherheit und Frieden},
pages = {257--262},
author = {Ashkenazi, Michael},
volume = {34},
number = {4}
}