MQ-25 'Lurches' Forward, But U.S. Navy Reviewing Requirements
Credit: Boeing
The Boeing MQ-25 program has made progress in the last several months after a series of setbacks as program officials have looked for ways to relax requirements for the initial operational aircraft, the U.S. Navy program manager said on Sept. 28. The first uncrewed aircraft system (UAS) expected to...
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