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Lockheed Martin's stealthy DarkStar unmanned aerial vehicle is expected to fly by mid-June. After a two-year hiatus, the stealthy aircraft is ``clearly over the hump'' after a series of successful taxi tests that ended with three runs last week, said Chuck Heber, the Defense Advanced Research...
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