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September 02, 2007

GAO Upholds Protests, Once Again Asks USAF To Rebid CSAR-X

Boeing "Extremely Disappointed" With Ruling

Score one for Lockheed Martin and Sikorsky Aircraft Company, as those manufacturers attempt to overthrow the selection of Boeing for a lucrative USAF contract. On Thursday, the Government Accountability Office sided with protests lodged by the two companies in June, and recommended the Air Force allow revised proposals in its competition for a new combat search and rescue helicopter.

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Osprey Crews Practice Aerial Refueling Ahead Of Combat Deployment

Low On Gas? Nearest Pump Just Ahead... At 8,000 Feet

When running on empty, a driver pulls into a station, pays, selects a fuel type, inserts the nozzle into the vehicle and fills their tank. A Marine Corps pilot, on the other hand, radios to another aircraft for support, and ascends 8,000 feet into the clouds at speeds of 200 knots to hook up to an 85-foot tube, trailing from either wing of a supporting aircraft.

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