U.S. Navy to look at P-3 service-life needs in FY '99
The U.S. Navy in fiscal 1999 will take a look at the structural condition of its P-3 fleet to determine what needs to be done to keep the patrol planes flying until at least 2015 when they will begin to be retired, U.S. Navy officials said yesterday. As part of the service life sustainment analysis...
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