Panel #2 – War, Drones & National Security


Global security is changing rapidly with the rise of drone warfare and artificial intelligence. Russia's use of drones in Ukraine demonstrates their effectiveness, while AI integration is reshaping military strategies. Despite these advancements, traditional military structures remain relevant. The US military is adapting to new challenges, recognizing the impact of drones on asymmetrical conflicts and the importance of drone operators. Concerns about escalation and the psychological factors influencing warfare are also discussed.


Panelists

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Paul Lushenko

Assistant Professor – US Army War College

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George Janjalia

Senior Security Risk Manager – Healix

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Rick Hillier

Former Chief of Defense Staff of Canada – Canadian Armed Forces (retired)

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Brian Kelly

Unmanned Systems Lab – Randolf-Macon Academy

 
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