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Recently, The Wall Street Journal has posted a video story of a killer drone pilot in Ukraine. The video starts as follows: I put the goggles on and move to another place. Ready for take-off. Drones are the most important innovation since the bullet. It is like a video game. But it is not a video game. The war is a race to adapt. We have to innovate to survive. The work we do has not just changed our war. It has changed all wars, forever. The video can be found on The Wall Street Journal website as follows: https://www.wsj.com/world/on-the-front-lines-with-ukraines-killer-drone-pilot-17a0d95d?mod=hp_lead_pos7