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Cyber-Impersonator Agents are artificial intelligence-based agent systems that use the traces individuals leave behind in digital environments to mimic their behavior, language patterns, preferences, and social habits; this impersonation is carried out for the purposes of social manipulation, intelligence gathering, or psychological operations. These agents use information obtained from social media, email, messaging apps, and open data sources to create fake identities, enabling them to digital

In the European Theater of World War II, Military Deception (MILDEC) played a critical role, as did conventional military force, in helping Allied forces achieve their strategic objectives. In this context, the 23rd Headquarters Special Forces, officially known as the Ghost Army in historical literature, was a tactical deception unit established to deceive, mislead, and psychologically manipulate enemy forces. Although composed of approximately 1,100 personnel, this unit, capable of simulating t

World War II was a struggle waged not only on battlefronts but also through mass media. During this period, radio served as a central instrument in both information dissemination and psychological warfare. Propaganda aimed not only to undermine the morale of enemy forces but also to shape domestic public opinion. Within this framework, media campaigns between Japan and the United States laid bare the ideological tensions of the era. Tokyo Rose: An Emotional Strategy in the Voice of War In the fi