Army invites Bell-Boeing to compete for heavy-lift platform

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The Army has asked the Bell-Boeing to compete for a contract to supply a heavy-lift rotorcraft where Bell-Boeing gets a new chance to sell a much larger four-engine Quad TiltRotor in development. Bell-Boeing and The Boeing Co. already holds a contract worth $50 billion over many years to supply V-22 Ospreys to the Marine Corps, Air Force and Navy.

Dept of the Army, United States. Army, Bell Boeing Corp., Quad Tiltrotor (Aircraft)

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Northrop rolls out new aerial target aircraft today

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Northrop Grumman representatives and the US Navy officials would be unveiling the new BMQ-74F, an aerial target the company is developing for the Navy's use on August 22, 2005. The new aircraft comes as a successor and update to Northrop Grumman's 74E model, which the company has been producing for the Navy since 1966.

Product development, Dept of the Navy, US Navy, Northrop Grumman Corp., United States. Navy

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