(Grossman) The military has weaponized these drones, which admittedly isn't their fault because it is the military's job to defend America using weapons. ... The destructive powers of these drones are only limited by the amount of weapons they can carry. ... Regulations must be implemented to stop the use of these drones as weapons in the Untied States. Having such a powerful capability in such a small versatile vehicle creates a deadly concoction. ... To stop this we need to include very strict regulations on drones armed with weapons. ...

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After serving four years as president, Reagan was then diagnosed with a deadly disease known as colon cancer. ... Ronald Reagan made the Untied States of America military powers incredibly strong, he was always trying to improve the military's technology and weapons. ... The result of these growths was a series of four Reagan-Gorbachev summits, which concluded in the first U.S. and Soviet treaty to reduce the number of nuclear weapons (Freidel, 2006). ... That year, there was assumption of the United States trading weapons with Iran in exchange for the return of American hostages being h...

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At the end of the greatest war in world history, two previously allied super powers stood unreservedly opposed. The United States and Soviet Union had successfully defeated Hitler and his allies throughout Europe and in the Pacific, resurrecting to positions of global supremacy and unparalleled infl...

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Nixon compared his thoughts on Communism to a deadly competition, and that the U.S. was ahead and needed to stay that way. ... A question addressed to Nixon was also about the use of the military, but the question also asked if he would use nuclear weapons on a Chinese Communist invasion of Pacific Islands. Nixon quickly responded by stating that it would be inappropriate for a president or a presidential candidate to say what course of action and what weapons he would use in such an event. ...

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A deadly missile fired by an unmanned aircraft, controlled by a pilot sitting on United States soil, right into your kitchen. ... In a short time, the opposing enemies could have enough strength evidence to be experimenting with drones and furthermore, advancing their technology overtime. 9/11 helps us to understand that with a rise in drone technology, we cannot throw direct terrorists attacks out of question on United States soil, as we saw with commercial airlines that have been turned into weapons of terrorism. ...

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