By Geoff Fein Unmanned systems are an area the Navy should continue to invest in, from a technological point of view, as the service learns just what those platforms are capable of doing, said the Navy's top civilian leader. "I think we are just starting to learn with unmanned systems, in a variety of ways," Navy Secretary Donald Winter told Defense Daily in a recent interview. "I think that is an area where we [should] continue to invest from the…
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