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Rapid Fire 2011-02-07: Medium Military Airlifters
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* DoD and the US intelligence community pledge to bolster the space industrial base, update space technology export controls, and pursue strategies for fighting in a degraded space environment, according to the new National Security Space Strategy. * What is the global medium military airlifter market like for key competitors like Lockheed’s C-130J, Embraer’s KC-390, […]
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