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Credit: GE Aviation
The U.S. Army has started a process to integrate a new turboshaft engine into competing prototype designs for a new high-speed attack rotorcraft. A “sources sought” notice published by Army Contracting Command on May 31 seeks sources for integrating the GE Aviation XT901 into the design for the...
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