Volume 7, Issue 4, Winter 2022 31 Drones in the NagornoKarabakhWar: Analyzing the Data Eado Hecht - Israel Defense Forces Tactical Command College About the author Dr. Eado Hecht is a defense analyst focusing on the connection between military theories and doctrines and their implementation. Dr. Hecht is a Research Associate at the Begin-Sadat Center for Strategic Studies, and he teaches at Bar-Ilan University, Reichman University, and the IDF Tactical Command College. The use of remotely piloted or autonomous aircraft, from now on called 'drones', has increased dramatically over the past two decades and has generated a debate on whether they are merely one more tool of war or a revolution in warfare. This debate escalated during the Second NagornoKarabakh War, but most articles simply stated opinions without providing actual data to support them. Many accounts of the war describe it as a one-sided, an Azeri drones versus Armenian ground forces event with Azeri ground forces figuratively "riding To cite this article: Hecht, Eado, “Drones in the Nagorno-Karabakh War: Analyzing the Data,” Military Strategy Magazine, Volume 7, Issue 4, winter 2022, pages 31-37. Image from Radio Free Europe at https://bit.ly/3FdxQt4 - Still released by Azerbaijan's Defense Ministry, October 1, UAV.
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