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While most heads at the Los Angeles County Air Show on March 24-25 were turned upward to watch the flying display, it was the unexpected presence in the static park of a previously secret Lockheed Martin Skunk Works unmanned air vehicle (UAV) that stole the headlines. Dubbed the X-44A, the...
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