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SANTIAGO, Chile — Lockheed Martin says it expects approval from the South Korean government to go ahead with the procurement of surplus S-3 Viking anti-submarine aircraft later this year. Clay Fearnow, director for Maritime Missions Business Development at Lockheed Martin, said he expects a green...
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