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Lockheed protests being cut from Army contest

Last updated: 2006-08-14

Lockheed protests being cut from Army contest
2006-08-14

Category
U.S. Army
Cargo
Company
Lockheed Martin Corp
Category
U.S. Pentagon
Lockheed Martin Corp. on Monday formally protested the U.S. Army's decision to disqualify its C-130J cargo plane from a contest to build a military cargo-plane fleet potentially worth $6 billion. ... ...
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