In coming decades, we may witness Turkish unmanned and robotic warfare capabilities being extended into the maritime domain via naval aviation, unmanned platforms, and armed unmanned surface vehicles - The author is a senior fellow at the Washington-based Hudson Institute. ISTANBUL Recently, the Bayraktar TB3 unmanned combat aerial vehicle (UCAV) took part in a NATO exercise for the first time. Bayraktar's unmanned aerial vehicle, designed for naval aviation, executed a live-fire mission during