Duncan Hunter: “We want to make the best decision possible. We want to save lots of money so we can buy other stuff, in general.”

But, again, you are talking about ScanEagle, which is extremely old technology with hopefully new sensors on it, but this is not groundbreaking, right?

I was hoping the DoD would provide insight as to whether the servicemembers may not understand the TSGLI requirements.

How can you possibly stay on track with that kind of a cut?

I just want to sing Michael's praises. No one has done what he has done yet, creating a blue tech consortium that someone can go to as a single point.