Air Force assessment system for stealth aircraft delayed
A system designed to make sure that U.S. Air Force stealth aircraft remain stealthy is expected to begin low-rate production in fiscal 2007, about six years later than originally planned, according to a program official. The Common Low Observables Verification System (CLOVerS) had been slated to...
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