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June 18, 2008

Here We Go Again! GAO Sustains Boeing Bid Protest

Agency Recommends Air Force Reopen the Bid Process

The Government Accountability Office (GAO) has just sustained the Boeing Company’s protest of the Department of the Air Force’s award of a contract to Northrop Grumman Systems Corporation for KC-X aerial refueling tankers. Boeing challenged the Air Force’s technical and cost evaluations, conduct of discussions, and source selection decision.

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Mullen Emphasizes Leadership As Fix To Air Force Problems

Says All Airmen May Lead By Example In Troubled Times

Good leadership at all levels will fix what ails the Air Force, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff said during an event at Nevada's Nellis Air Force Base on Tuesday.

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First C-27J Spartan For JCA Program Takes Flight

Completes Maiden Trip Skyward In "Poor" Weather

Alenia North America announced Tuesday the first C-27J Spartan for the US Army's Joint Cargo Aircraft (JCA) successfully completed its maiden flight at the Alenia facility in Turin, Italy.

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Northrop Says KC-45 Program Must Move Forward

GAO To Rule On Boeing Protest By Friday

We're approaching the final days -- and possibly hours -- before the Government Accountability Office will rule on a protest filed by Boeing, contesting the February 29 awarding of a lucrative US Air Force tanker contract to a team comprised of Northrop Grumman and EADS. A decision on that protest could come at any time... and that means the competitors are getting their last licks in, while they still can.

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Cement Sack Falls On Russian Home

Cloud Seeding Operation Goes Awry

The owner of a suburban Moscow home feels like her government is dumping on her. Can't say we blame her... after all, we'd probably feel the same, too, if a government plane had dropped a sack of cement on our house.

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