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Archives by date > 2010 > September > 8th

Rapid Fire 2010-09-09: Boeing Redundancies

Sep 08, 2010 21:52 UTC

  • Acquiring Minds: Boeing, Lockheed Martin target acquisitions in cybersecurity, ISR, and UAV sectors.

  • White Collar Cuts: Meanwhile, Boeing is cutting 10% of the executive positions at its military aircraft business as part of a restructuring effort; an additional 400 job cuts are expected.

  • In Reverse?: Navistar posts a fiscal third-quarter profit but lowered its revenue outlook for the year as military truck orders are deferred to 2011 and commercial truck sales slump.

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Navistar’s MXT Makes Breakthrough in Britain

Sep 08, 2010 15:12 UTC

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At the end of October 2008, Britain’s Ministry of Defence announced a GBP 700 million program to buy a wide range of survivable vehicles for logistics and support duties in Afghanistan, as well as some specialized functions like mine clearing. On Nov 19/08, the UK MoD announced preferred bidders for the 3 classes of Tactical Support Vehicles (TSVs). A variant of the Cougar MRAP would serve as the heavy Wolfhound TSV, while a 6×6 variant of the Supacat HMT all-terrain patrol vehicle would serve as the Coyote Light TSV for off-road use.

Navistar’s MXT light truck was the preferred bidder in the medium Husky TSV category – and that win may position Navistar for another big win in a subsequent British competition…

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