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. He lives in Middletown, Rhode Island.
“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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