Following a 27-year career as a Navy logistics officer, Capt. John E. Jackson, USN (Ret.) has spent more than three decades as an educator, author, and researcher in the field of technology and military operations. As a senior course moderator at the U.S. Naval War College he designed and regularly teaches a highly regarded course entitled Unmanned Systems and Conflict in the 21st Century. He is a frequent lecturer on this subject and testified before the House Subcommittee on National Security and Foreign Affairs in 2010.
"Drones are everywhere we want to be - and many places we
don't. And everyone has them; so, defending against them matters.
In this feast of thought, authors address ranging from what they
are and how they are used - to the morality and legality of their
employment. Much to ponder." - Martin Libicki, author of
Cyberspace in Peace and War, DVP US Naval Academy
"The author has provided a fascinating view of the history and
development of the UAV and looked at the many issues surrounding
these vehicles. This is a book that should be read because it deals
with matters that have not received the exposure and debate they
merit." - FIRE Reviews
"A unique and seminal work of extraordinary merit, One
Nation Under Drones: Legality, Morality, and Utility of Unmanned
Combat Systems is unreservedly recommended for community,
college, university, and governmental library Aviation History
collections in general, and Contemporary Drone supplement studies
reading lists in particular." - Midwest Book Review
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