Libya Lessons Show U.S. Targeting Shortfall

Limited numbers of expensive unmanned aircraft—each with its own massive intelligence-gathering capabilities—have been a U.S. Air Force staple for years. Now the service is eyeing redirection of its investment dollars into smaller platforms that can function as one huge network that ignores losses...

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