Alexander Stavropoulos
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Alexander Stravropoulos, Ph.D. is a lecturer on 18th and 19th century European history at the City University of New York. His particular area of expertise is the Napoleonic Wars.
Alexander Stavropoulos
Unmanned aerial vehicles have evolved from guerrilla spy platforms and grenade-dropping toys into advanced weapons that are rapidly changing how wars are fought. The drone revolution is only beginning. Understanding the drone warfare revolution - how it began and where it is headed - is becoming essential for anyone seeking a grasp of the novel tactics and countermeasures linked to the rise of drones.
Alexander Stavropoulos
There are inevitable trade-offs to be considered in every operational plan and in every war. The troubling fact about a potential U.S. invasion of Iran's coastline is that the trade-offs all seem to skew sharply negative after the initial landing has been achieved. For American military planners, there may truly be no good options for operationalizing a U.S. invasion of Iran.