CSAR-X evaluators looking at operational criteria
As the U.S. Air Force reviews the bids for the $15 billion replacement fleet for its combat, search and rescue (CSAR-X) aircraft, the service is also taking another look at the operational performance of the competitors. That means Boeing's HH-47, Lockheed Martin's US101 and Sikorsky's S-92 will...
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