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Police SWAT teams and Military Special Forces face mounting pressure andchallenges from adversaries that can only be resolved by way of ever moresophisticated inputs into tactical operations. Lethal Autonomy providesconstrained military/security forces with a viable option, but only ifimplementation has got proper empirically supported foundations. Autonomousweapon systems can be designed and developed to conduct ground, air and navaloperations. This monograph offers some insights into the challenges ofdeveloping legal, reliable and ethical forms of autonomous weapons, thataddress the gap between Police or Law Enforcement and Military operations thatis growing exponentially small. National adversaries are today in manyinstances hybrid threats, that manifest criminal and military traits, theseoften require deployment of hybrid-capability autonomous weapons imbued withthe capability to taken on both Military and/or Security objectives. TheWestgate Terrorist Attack of 21st September 2013 in the Westlands suburb ofNairobi, Kenya is a very clear manifestation of the hybrid combat scenario thatrequired military response and police investigations against a fighting cell ofthe Somalia based globally networked Al Shabaab terrorist group.

Post-Westgate SWAT : C4ISTAR Architectural Framework for Autonomous  Network Integrated Multifaceted Warfighting Solutions Version 1.0 : A  Peer-Reviewed Monograph