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For better or worse, war breeds innovation, and drones were one of the biggest of World War I and World War II.

These impressive structures were constructed to protect the Nazi submarine fleet from aerial attacks during their refueling, refitting, or repairing, and they were almost indestructible.

Los Alamos told the Air Force to brace for a 50,000-pound bomb.  

Drones used to be the exclusive purview of advanced military powers. Today, almost any military can afford cheap drones with high-quality sensors and lethal munitions, and, in doing so, change the course of any future conflict. The proliferation of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs, commonly referred to as drones) has brought about a sea-change in the way nations wage war today, ranging from the ability to gather intelligence in ways unthinkable using manned aircraft, to the discreet and precision employment of lethal weapons in a way which delivers a bigger bang for the buck when it comes to bat...

Drones used to be the exclusive purview of advanced military powers. Today, almost any military can afford cheap drones with high-quality sensors and lethal munitions, and, in doing so, change the course of any future conflict.