(사)국제융복합연구원

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This study aims to develop multi-dimensional application strategies for military drones in non-lethal military operations (NLMO) and suggest directions for operational doctrine development in response to evolving patterns of modern conflict. The importance of non-lethal capabilities is increasing in future battlefields characterized by intensified urbanization, growing grey zone conflicts, and the enhanced significance of information warfare. This research analyzes various non-lethal weapon technologies deployable on military drones, including directed energy and acoustic devices, and presents multi-dimensional application strategies for crowd control and area denial missions. Additionally, it examines the utilization of drone swarm technology and its supporting role in information warfare. The study further identifies ethical and legal dilemmas in non-lethal drone operations, such as compliance with international humanitarian law and ensuring meaningful human control, while exploring response strategies to address these challenges. The findings suggest that comprehensive development in technological, doctrinal, ethical, and legal aspects is necessary for the effective utilization of non-lethal drones in future military operations.

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