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Unmanned Combat Air Systems: A New Kind of Carrier Aviation by Norman Friedman, Naval Institute Press, Annapolis, Md., 2010, $52.95. To my knowledge, there’s no work comparable to Norman Friedman’s new book, which details the wide variety of existing UCAVs and explores the even more prominent role they’ll assume in the future. He points out …
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