The Sky Isn't Empty: America's Blind Spot in the Age of Drones" confronts the overlooked consequences of unmanned aerial systems in modern life. Drawing on military experience and civic advocacy, Sheldon A. Watson examines how drones reshape warfare, surveillance, and civic trust. From ethical dilemmas to national security risks, this book challenges readers to recognize the hidden costs of drone technology and to engage in responsible innovation. Written with clarity and urgency, it is a vital resource for policymakers, educators, veterans, and citizens seeking to understand America's evolving relationship with the skies above.
