The War Over Warrior. This item is unavailable.The War Over Warrior

The dispute over control of the Sky Warrior unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) highlights different Service mentalities. Army commanders want to control this medium-altitude UAV for greater responsiveness, whereas Air Force leaders believe that a central air manager provides unity of command and the flexibility to mass forces. Both sides have valid arguments, but the debate reveals flawed joint processes and sub-optimal command and control structures.

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