Some people might feel pretty sheepish

if the "possible" problem turned out not to be a problem and "a" microdisplay may turn out not to be a class of microdisplays or a run but a single display. It is entirely possible that one of the numbered companies experienced a failure and that caused Red Flags to go up at DRS, L-3 or Raytheon or Company X as they all are working on the same TWS Program, so, "hold it" until we know what the deal is with the bonding. Today's Filing is pretty much the same story as the recent "exacting standards" PR with the cause provided for the delay. That would explain eMagin's odd, somewhat personal, peckish response to the Defense OEMs in the first  P/R as response to their desire for more rigorous testing. To eMagin, a "possible problem", as described in today's Filing is not exactly falling on their sword or a real concession to that claim and would explain their and our sour mood. We'll find out on Tuesday though. Stay dry lemmings, stay dry.