Northrop Grumman Files Away With Next-Gen Bomber Contract

By Jeremy Dillon

Dan Parsons Defense Daily 10/30/2015 Northrop Grumman [NOC] has been chosen to build the Air Force’s next-generation long-range bomber, a major aircraft manufacturing contract that is worth an estimated $80 billion. The incumbent manufacturer of the…

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