Britain's buy of four C-17s moved a step closer
Britain's buy of four C-17s moved a step closer late last week when the Pentagon notified Congress about the potential sale. The deal for up to four of the aircraft would cost $210 million, the U.S. Defense Dept. said. They would fill Britain's Short-Term Strategic Airlift requirement.c
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