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There are a number of ironies surrounding the growing maturity of the military unmanned air systems (UAS) market as far as the Middle East is concerned. Coalition operations in Afghanistan and Iraq have proved the utility of hunter-killer aircraft such as General Atomics' Predator and Reaper, and...
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