Francesca Bittarello’s third book ‘Geopolitics and geostrategy of spy aerial technologies’ has been published, written with the former undersecretary of Defense and former underchief of staff of the Army Domenico Rossi. The volume seals Bittarello’s return to the topic after the skills of studies and specializations in the military field acquired since 2003 with a thesis in collaboration with the Rivista Aeronautica.
“I return to my origins of studying geopolitics and military geostrategy with this third book which analyzes the current geopolitical situation with ongoing conflicts and aerial geostrategies referring to drones and spy planes, without losing sight of the Uap (Unidentified Aerial Phenomenon) phenomenon, as only a percentage of sightings can be explained with classified aerial spy technologies”.
“The conflict between Russia and Ukraine – says Gen. Rossi – has already shown how unmanned systems are profoundly changing the way in which military operations are conducted, with the consequent need on the one hand to define a contrast strategy and on the other to acquire tools that allow coverage from attacks coming from the sky. In this context the use of drones or spy planes has become a constant. An analysis that is striking for the care taken in the detailed description of the potential and use of drones and spy planes, with indication of the Nation of production, as well as in the precise graphic illustration of the same, despite the difficulty clearly had in finding technical specifications that are not always available to the public. This is because these are drones and aircraft equipped with high technology and with high levels of secrecy”.