U.S. Navy waits for studies on Common Support Aircraft
After being forced to slip the Common Support Aircraft in its fiscal 2000 budget build because of a lack of funding, the U.S. Navy has decided to hold off on formulating an acquisition strategy until it has completed an analysis of alternatives and a study of roles and missions, both of which are...
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