Boeing Backs Off Unmanned Little Bird Development
Credit: BOEING
Boeing is slimming down its unmanned rotorcraft development due to a dwindling customer base while Northrop Grumman, its chief competitor in that market, continues to test its Fire Scout unmanned rotorcraft for U.S. Army and Navy use. After more than a year of development on the A/MH-6 Unmanned...
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