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Drones Are a Military Recruiting Issue

Seth Kershner - Over the past several years, activists have fought against the use of unmanned aircraft (commonly called “drones”) to carry out targeted killings in the war on terror. Anti-drone activists have aimed their protests at a number of different targets. They have condemned university research on drone technology (e.g., at Johns Hopkins), held spirited public demonstrations at launch ...

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STEM programs | Drones | Army’s Mobile Exhibit Command (MEC) | Army's Adventure Van | Army STEM Experience | Seth Kershner | militarization of youth | militarization of schools

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Education Alert: Military Teaches Our Kids

There’s a saying in the Army recruiting community: “First to contact, first to contract.” In the United States, you have to be at least 17 years old to enlist in the armed forces. But, according to ...

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The Army STEM Experience | eCybermission | Army Educational Outreach Program | AEOP | STEM programs | militarism in K-12 schools | Seth Kershner

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