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Occupational safety and health is one of the most important areas of interest in contemporary society, a concept that has undergone an impressive evolution at national level, especially as accidents at work and occupational diseases are increasingly present in modern society, generating real human and economic problems. Creating more jobs, improving the conditions in which employees work, but, especially, maintaining their health are the main objectives of social policy today. A safe and healthy work environment is an essential element of the quality of work. In this article we aimed to highlight some common aspects of occupational safety and health and the national legal framework in the civilian and military environment, but also the specifics due to the military organization. As the level of education of the population increases, so do the requirements related to ensuring the quality of work, life, safety and health at work. In this respect, one can see the impressive progress that occupational protection has made, starting from the interest of preventing and minimizing work-related accidents and reaching the development of national strategies in the field of occupational safety and health.

In the changing conditions of the operational environment and facing the new security environment which is the most complex and the most ambiguous ever, the nature and the size of threats at the address of security changed a lot. Because of that, the modern army started looking for alternative or better options to exceed this challenge. In the current conflicts, the emergence of autonomous systems represented an opportunity but also a challenge for the armed forces, offering on the battlefield a number of advantages such as increasing the force, speed, response of reaction, precise coordination but also disadvantages such as lack of motivation and flexibility of human intelligence. Combining the best elements of the humanmachine team can increase the capacity of future armed forces. The challenge is determining the proper balance between man and machine. Currently autonomous systems are already capable of eliminating the human presence in solving many tasks performed by the military and have the ability to improve over time. The purpose of this article is to analyze both existing and potential uses of autonomous systems in military logistics, focusing on the advantages and risks for military organizations and operations. ; Andrew P. Williams, Paul D. Scharre: Autonomous Systems Issues for Defence Policymakers, NATO Communications and Information Agency ISBN 9789284501939Unmanned Systems Integrated Roadmap FY2013-2038, Department of Defense, 2017.Nato LogisticsHandbook, Logistics Capabilities Section, Defence Policy and Planning Division, NATO HQ, Brussels, BELGIUM 2012.

Abstract: The decision is an act of authority in the military field, and this approach is supported by an axiomatictheory that gives it a logical, rational character.Keywords: axiomatic theory; decision theory.

Recently, the use of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), also known as drones, has increased significantly and the technical advencements in the field have led to new possibilities in several fields, both military and civilian. Air drones help reduce human life risks and costs, and can be used to carry out dangerous and costly missions by replacing human operators. Unmanned aircraft have a wide range of use, from entertainment for enthusiasts to military operations. Large investments, especially in the field of robotics, electronic miniaturization, sensors, network communication, information technology and artificial intelligence help to accelerate and diversify areas of use. The operation of unmanned systems and the applications that use these systems depend, to a large extent, on the cyber systems that are used for data collection, storage, processing and communication. However, these systems also have certain vulnerabilities, which has led various (state or non-state) hybrid actors to develop methods of conducting cyber attacks on drones.