Pentagon Spending On Aircraft-Related Programs, 2006

National Institute of Computer Assisted Reporting April 05, 2007
PentagonSpending on Aircraft-related Programs, 2006 (Fixed Wing, Defense Operations and Engines) Total Amount of Money Spent or Number of Contracts or Designated by Contractor Amount Per Contract Name of Contractor Contract Modifications (Major Companies Consolidated) or Contract Modification...

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