Army Sees At Least $500 Million Spy Plane Cost Growth
The U.S. Army said Friday that changes to the Aerial Common Sensor program are likely to add 50% to the cost of the system-design phase.
The Army will decide whether to keep or terminate Lockheed Martin's within 30 days after receiving Lockheed's recommendations to fix overweight problems.
Edward Bair, program executive officer for electronic warfare, said the Army could choose another plane, buy sensors without a dedicated airplane, or join forces with an existing Air Force or Navy program.
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