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How the United States is Learning from Drone Warfare in Ukraine

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By Cosmo Curtatone, John Nagl
| Small Wars Journal Verified
The character of the Russian war against Ukraine has evolved dramatically over time. A war defined by maneuver warfare in 2022 during the initial Russian invasion and the Ukrainian counteroffensives in Kharkiv and Kherson has devolved into positional warfare with the majority of the killing being done by drones. Drones have become a dominant feature of the war, used across the tactical, deep, and rear realms of the battlespace by both the Russians and Ukrainians.
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Empires Rise and Fall. Will Ours?

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By John Nagl
| RealClear Defense
John Nagl Small Wars Journal April 3, 2026 Trier—” Augusta Treverorum”, as the Romans called it, or “The Rome of the North”, as historians call it today—is one of the most interesting places to evaluate the role of the United States in the world Read Full Article » Show comments Hide Comments
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Empires Rise and Fall. Will Ours?

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By John Nagl
| Small Wars Journal Verified
Trier—” Augusta Treverorum”, as the Romans called it, or “The Rome of the North”, as historians call it today—is one of the most interesting places to evaluate the role of the United States in the world, and to question the future of the world it created in the wake of the Second World War. A little history first.
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