Unmanned Aerial Systems: Shaping Asymmetric Conflicts and Implications for U.S. Dominance. This book examines how drones are redefining warfare. Using case studies from Yemen, Gaza, and Ukraine, it shows how unmanned systems enable surveillance, precision strikes, and disruption of enemy forces. It explains why the U.S. must advance drone technology and integrate AI to stay ahead of adversaries. Covering real conflicts, it reveals how weaker forces leverage drones to challenge stronger militaries and why command structures must evolve. For defense professionals and strategists, this book outlines the risks of falling behind and the steps needed to sustain U.S. military dominance.