Boeing ‘Very Disappointed’ With Pentagon’s Uclass Delay

May 18, 2015
Credit: U.S. Navy
ST. LOUIS—Boeing was “very disappointed” with the Pentagon’s decision to re-examine the requirements for the U.S. Navy’s Unmanned Carrier Launched Surveillance & Strike (Uclass) program, according to Boeing Defense, Space & Security President and CEO Chris Chadwick, but expects to be in a good...

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