Army ACS Platform Change Boosts Cost by 50%
Lockheed Martin's plan to switch airframes for the U.S. Army's Aerial Common Sensor program will increase the price of development by roughly $400 million, nearly 50%, prompting questions about the ACS' future, according to government and industry sources. The swelling cost is prompting some in the...
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