Global Hawk has put the Pentagon's nose out of joint. © Gayle Putrich/FlightglobalGlobal Hawk War Of Words Continues -- Flight Global
While the overall RQ-4 Global Hawk programme moves along, the Pentagon has repeatedly voiced its displeasure over the unmanned air vehicle's cost and the pace of production in recent months. Northrop Grumman countered first on the defensive, and later, at the Farnborough air show in July, went on the offensive with accusations of its own for the US Department of Defense
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