Boeing to fire weapons next year from Unmanned Little Bird

Jefferson Morris October 27, 2004
Boeing plans to begin integrating weapons with its "optionally manned" MD 530F helicopter demonstrator in January and conduct live fire tests by March 2005, according to the company. Using company funds, Boeing last September began flying the Unmanned Little Bird, which is based on the company's...

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