YESTERDAY’S LAWS, TOMORROW’S TECHNOLOGY: THE LAWS OF WAR AND UNMANNED WARFARE

I. INTRODUCTION In the winter afternoon of February 2002, three men got into a mountain near Horst in the town of Afghanistan. Standing outside a series of caves, these people seem to be talking. At 5 feet 11 inches, Daraz Khan is the highest of the three and may have been regarded as a degree of respect by the other two. We never know what men are talking about, or whether Kahn really does something with leadership. As men said, Predator Drone (UAV) observes their activities from the sky.

In close association with warfare in unmanned systems, drones reconnaissance machines, and robotic systems, these robotic systems can assess the environment or situation and draw conclusions about war rights and war actions. This literal interpersonal conflict - direct interpersonal interactions, ethical decisions on the spot, none that brings a strong conscience - requires new considerations on traditional issues. This is the right of war and war

Technology forms a war rather than a war. War is eternal and universal. It is hardly hurting all the countries known in the history of mankind. War is an act of war. This is a weapon collision or military maneuvering on the battlefield. So-called action by military experts is necessary, regardless of whether the hostile forces actually initiate systematic violence with each other. War is a condition that the country may find himself in; the war is a sports activity performed by the army during the war. Of course, the violence of multiple groups from group to terror may show some or all of the characteristics of war without escalating to the definition of this war, but these violent conflicts are often a means of warfare Use. Understanding war technology is a technology to understand most public violence.

We live in the first days of the Drone war. The origin of the unmanned aircraft can be traced back to at least 1918, but the fight against fear and the accompanying technological advances truly demonstrated the capability of long-distance, flying, remote controlled machinery. But despite their prominent position on modern battlefields, the greatest impact of drones will still be felt in the future.

As our daily living technology progresses, the government is progressing its war technology. During the Second World War, tactics have undergone major changes and developments. As technology advanced, weapons damage and influence increased, resulting in very high deaths in these two wars and lifelong injuries to my injured. In World War I, the atomic bomb was introduced as a new form of war weapons. The atomic bomb can produce millions of degrees of high temperature as well as visible and guessed light rays. Everyone who is exposed to the explosion will be affected. When the bomb landed 1 mile from the ground, the explosion broke a 12 inch thick wall. The bomb attacked a shock wave one mile away. Heat burns all substances within 500 yards radius from the source