I'm looking for book recs on the development and implementation of drone warfare. I'm interested in books that are pro and against, fiction and nonfiction, especially from earlier (80s? 90s? 00s?) when it was a more contentious topic/there was more debate.
I know nothing about this 
and want to learn 
Thank you 
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https://viper-drones.com/the-top-books-about-drones-that-we-recommend/
Small Unmanned Aircraft: Theory and Practice by Randal Beard
Asymmetric Killing: Risk Avoidance, Just War, and the Warrior Ethos by Neil C. Renic
On Killing Remotely: The Psychology of Killing with Drones by Lt. Col. Wayne Phelps (yes this is already listed in the link above, but this deserves to be recommended specifically due to how good it is.)
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The Last Good Man had a lot of drones it. Can't really speak to it's realism, but it's an enjoyable book
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Linda Nagata
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You should ask /r/warcollege especially for the nonfiction.
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