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Book Review: Information Technology and Military Power

A cynical attitude toward technology is certainly nothing new in military analysis. Naysaying is a perennial accompaniment to technical change in warfighting, from early reactions to the machine gun to some of the current rhetoric around unmanned aerial vehicles.

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By Taylor Grossman
Published on Feb 1, 2022

Texas National Security Review

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