With these unmanned craft, governments can fight a coward's war, a god's war, harming only the unnamed.
Compare this to our 26 and you've come across a Cold War 'arms race' the West actually lost.
I suspect that it would, if they recognized that people have soft shells, if they considered how war harms most everyone it touches, if they spent even a moment laying their cold assumptions aside and empathizing with war's victims -- their victims -- both foreign and domestic.
When I was a reporter for the U.S. Army in Vietnam in 1970 and 1971, I knew who was looking over my shoulder at what I was writing - Uncle Sam, of course, because I was forbidden to write a word that would hurt the mission (winning the war) or harm the morale of the troops.
In the case of the Iraq war, the harm done was even greater.
The story of Adriana has obvious contemporary resonances, suggesting how a nation at war can harm itself as much as it damages its enemies.
Protesters, who say the war games harm the environment and residents' health, have tried to disrupt the exercises by trespassing at the site.
He claimed that GE was "built to outperform" but noted that a large-scale war could harm the company's prospects.Kvaerner, a heavily indebted Anglo-Norwegian engineering company, teetered on the brink of bankruptcy.
I knew that the war had harmed his career.
The losses are not just human; war has harmed tourism and damaged the country's economy.
