On Killing Remotely: The Psychology of Killing with Drones
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On Killing Remotely: The Psychology of Killing with Drones

by Lieutenant Colonel Wayne Phelps (Usmc Ret.)

Psychology Ethics Military History Military Psychology
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On Killing Remotely explores the psychology of killing with drones and considers how distance and remote technology affect the human experience of warfare. Written by Lieutenant Colonel Wayne Phelps, a retired United States Marine Corps officer, the book examines a significant issue in modern military operations.

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On Killing Remotely examines the psychology associated with killing using drones.

The book focuses on the experience of conducting lethal military operations from a distance.

It considers how remote technology shapes the human dimensions of warfare and the act of killing.

Written by Lieutenant Colonel Wayne Phelps, a retired United States Marine Corps officer.

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