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Germany launches tender process to replace its CH-53G fleet

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The German government has published the tender notice for the heavy-lift helicopter program. The nearly $6.4 billion program will replace 80 CH-53Gs in service with the Luftwaffe.

84+99 German Army Sikorsky CH-53G Super Stallion ILA Berlin 2016 06
Julian Herzog [CC BY 4.0], via Wikimedia Commons


Interested parties will have to submit their proposals by May 27.

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One thought on “Germany launches tender process to replace its CH-53G fleet”

  1. If the Germans are smart they will go for the CH-47. Its operational and in production. The King Stallion looks like another money pit of problems. Over $100 million a copy?

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