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U.S. FCS Program May Be Opened to Britain, Australia

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Facing budgetary limits, rising costs increased scrutiny, and difficulties with several major components including the JTRS radio/networking system, the U.S. Army's $120+ billion Future Combat System led by prime contractors Boeing and SAIC Corp. may be about to look abroad for assistance....

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