Hunter stumbled on requirements, Kaminski says
Pentagon acquisition chief Paul Kaminski said Friday that he killed the Hunter unmanned aerial vehicle program because it failed to meet requirements. The decision, which allows the U.S. Army to keep the delivered air vehicles and ground systems for possible future use (DAILY, Feb. 2), was made...
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