2015The US Army War College Quarterly ParametersOpen access

The Individualization of American Warfare

Glenn Voelz

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Strike," Defense One, November 21, 2014, The New American Foundation, Long War Journal, and Bureau of Investigative Journalism all monitor US drone strikes taking place outside the "active combat zones" of Iraq, Afghanistan, and Libya.The sum of 500 total strikes in Pakistan, Yemen, and Somalia represent an average among the range of estimates as of November 2014.

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Strike," Defense One, November 21, 2014, The New American Foundation, Long War Journal, and Bureau of Investigative Journalism all monitor US drone strikes taking place outside the "active combat zones" of Iraq, Afghanistan, and Libya.The sum of 500 total strikes in Pakistan, Yemen, and Somalia represent an average among the range of estimates as of November 2014.

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Strike," Defense One, November 21, 2014, The New American Foundation, Long War Journal, and Bureau of Investigative Journalism all monitor US drone strikes taking place outside the "active combat zones" of Iraq, Afghanistan, and Libya.The sum of 500 total strikes in Pakistan, Yemen, and Somalia represent an average among the range of estimates as of November 2014.

Key concepts: Political science, Criminology, Law, Political economy, Sociology

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