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January 10, 2008

US Warplanes Launch Massive Air Strike On Al-Qaeda Positions In Iraq

'Shock And Awe'... 2008

ANN REALTIME UPDATE 01.10.08 1700 EST: In one of the most intense air strikes to date in the nearly five-year Iraq war, on Thursday US aircraft unleashed a massive barrage of firepower against suspected al-Qaeda in Iraq safe areas south of Baghdad.

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Philippine Officials Investigate Helo Bid-Rigging Allegations

PZL Questions Contract Award To Boeing Partner

Back in September, the Philippine government requested bids to provide six new attack helicopters to aid in the fight against communist rebels and Islamic militants. Boeing partner Asian Aerospace Corporation won the bid... but now, the government is investigating irregularities in that process.

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Boeing Delivers 36 Chinook Helicopters In 2007

HH-47 Variant Bidder For CSAR-X Deal

Days after submitting its final proposal revision for the US Air Force combat search and rescue helicopter contract, Boeing announced Wednesday it delivered 36 Chinook helicopters to US Army and international customers in 2007, meeting scheduled commitments and matching the program's performance during the Army's model upgrade program in the early 1990s.

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Air Combat Command Clears Selected F-15s For Flight

Inspections Completed On 60 Percent Of Fleet

Air Combat Command officials cleared a portion of the F-15 Eagle A through D model aircraft January 9 for flying status, and recommended a limited return to flight for Air Force units worldwide following engineering risk assessments and data received from multiple fleet-wide inspections.

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USAF Official Says Structural Woes Will Permanently Ground Oldest F-15s

Dozens Of Eagles' Wings To Be Clipped Forever

A possible structural defect in the F-15C Eagle, which led to a November accident -- and, subsequently, the grounding of much of the F-15 fleet -- will likely mean the end of the line for close to 200 of those fighters, anonymous USAF sources told The Los Angeles Times this week.

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