Hunter Killer: Inside America's Unmanned Air War
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Hunter Killer: Inside America's Unmanned Air War

by Kevin Maurer, T. Mark Mccurley

History Military Technology
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Hunter Killer explores America's unmanned air war, offering an inside perspective on the military personnel, technology, and operations behind drone warfare. Written by Kevin Maurer and T. Mark McCurley, it examines a defining development in contemporary military aviation and conflict.

About This Book

Hunter Killer examines America's unmanned air war through the combined perspectives of Kevin Maurer and T. Mark McCurley.

The book focuses on drone warfare and the systems, missions, and personnel connected with this modern form of military operation.

Its subject sits at the intersection of military history, aviation, and emerging technology.

Readers interested in contemporary conflict and unmanned aircraft will find a focused account of America's use of this evolving capability.

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