Navy eyes $450M 'FastTrack' program for aging aircraft parts
Facing extended use of aging aeronautical systems due in part to declining budgets, the U.S. Navy is eyeing a five-year "FastTrack" program, worth up to $450 million to industry participants, which would help the military services and defense agencies find or reverse-engineer increasingly obsolete...
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