Few new details about the Air Force's inadvertent disclosure of KC-X evaluation data to rival contractors emerged today during a Senate Armed Services Committee hearing on the snafu. The hearing essentially gave supporters of Boeing and EADS -- the two bidders in the $35 billion competition -- a chance to debate a number of political issues surrounding the contract, and not the Nov. 22, 2010, incident in which the Air Force mistakenly shipped disks containing information about its evaluation of...
