Air Force Taking Bids to Build New Engines for B-52

By ExchangeMonitor

The Air Force contract to build more than 600 new commercial engines to power the aging, nuclear-capable B-52 bomber through the 2050s will run 17 years with six years of firm money, according to a solicitation released Tuesday. The service’s Commercial Engine…

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