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SOCOM Needs $35M to Fix Gaps in CV-22 Osprey
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V-22 Osprey The United States Special Operations Command (USSOCOM) is modifying contract USZA22-98-D-0001 with the Bell-Boeing Joint Program Office in Patuxent River MD to increase the value by approximately $35 million to complete requirements for correcting deficiencies and fulfilling capability gaps identified in the baseline Block 0/10 for the CV-22. The CV-22 is the variant […]
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