Bids are in for U.S. Navy's UCAS-D

The U.S. Navy is finally accepting proposals for stealthy unmanned combat aerial system (UCAS) vehicles that can demonstrate a capability to operate from carriers. The technology, if eventually embraced and purchased, could alter how carrier aviation is employed by extending the reach of U.S...

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