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$21.9M for USA’s E-6 Mercury Fleet Spares, Training

$21.9M for USA’s E-6 Mercury Fleet Spares, Training

by Joe Katzman | Oct 21, 2005 | Boeing, Contracts - Modifications, L3 Communications, Specialty Aircraft, Support & Maintenance, USA

Crazy ’bout a Mercury…(click to view full) The USA’s E-6 Mercury (aka. TACAMO, as in TAke Charge And Move Out) “survivable airborne communication system” airplanes support their Navy’s SSBN ballistic missile submarine force and...
$21.9M for USA’s E-6 Mercury Fleet Spares, Training

$18.5M to Raytheon for 140 Enhanced Paveway Bunker Buster Kits

by Joe Katzman | Oct 21, 2005 | Bombs - Smart, Contracts - Modifications, Raytheon, USA

GBU-28 Bomb Raytheon Missile Systems in Tucson, AZ received an $18.5 million firm fixed price contract modification for 140 Guided Bomb Unit-28C/B guidance control units and tail kits (production Lot 2). The GBU-28C/B Enhanced Paveway IU adds GPS/INS guidance and...
$21.9M for USA’s E-6 Mercury Fleet Spares, Training

The Italian Job: FREMM Frigate Program Saved

by Joe Katzman | Oct 21, 2005 | Budgets, Europe - Other, France, Issues - Political, Surface Ships - Combat

FREMM Concept On October 17, 2005, DID noted that the Franco-Italian FREMM multi-role frigate program was on the rocks due to the Italian government’s failure to include their required EUR 400 million contributions in their FY 2006 budget. Unwillingness to...
$21.9M for USA’s E-6 Mercury Fleet Spares, Training

$5.1M for Advanced Battery Chemistry Research

by Joe Katzman | Oct 21, 2005 | Contracts - Awards, R&D - Contracted, Small Business, USA

Batteries, whether they sit in vehicles or in a soldier’s pack, are becoming increasingly important parts of future weapons systems. Efforts to increase their energy density, extending their duration and reducing their size and weight, with be an ongoing focus...
$21.9M for USA’s E-6 Mercury Fleet Spares, Training

SOCOM Bribery Scandal

by Joe Katzman | Oct 20, 2005 | Forces - Special Ops, Legal, Scandals & Investigations, USA

They Deserve Our Best(click to view full) The Project on Government Oversight (POGO) reports that a defense contractor at U.S. Special Operations Command (SOCOM) has pleaded guilty to bribery in a plea deal and agreed to cooperate with federal investigators and...
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