Rumsfeld stays out of FAA/UAVs dispute
COLLISION AVOIDANCE: Donald Rumsfeld, diplomat. The Defense secretary declines to be dragged into a dispute about whether the FAA is impeding application of UAVs to homeland security missions. When Sen. Pete Domenici (R-N.M.) asks Rumsfeld if he agrees that UAVs "are not given a fair chance to...
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