Unmanned Cargo Bids Filed

October 25, 2010
Boeing and a Lockheed Martin/Kaman team have submitted bids to provide cargo resupply services to the U.S. Marine Corps in Afghanistan using unmanned helicopters. Boeing has proposed new-build A160T Hummingbirds, while Lockheed and Kaman have offered the K-Max.

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