Navy Chooses Boeing to Build Next-Generation Jet Fighter
The more than $20 billion award for F/A-XX adds to string of wins for company’s defense business.
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St. Louis Post-Dispatch and Wall Street Journal describe the same event in different terms.
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Still Watching. The left frames it as "Boeing Beats Northrop for Navy Jet Contract to Replace F-18". The center frames it as "US Navy selects Boeing to build next-generation F/A-XX fighter".
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The more than $20 billion award for F/A-XX adds to string of wins for company’s defense business.
Virginia-headquartered company marks a revival of its role with the defence department
Boeing beat Northrop Grumman to produce the Navy's next Top Gun fighter jet, the stealthy and still classified F/A-XX, the Pentagon announced today.
Boeing has officially been selected to build the Navy’s sixth-generation carrier-based strike fighter, dubbed F/A-XX.
Boeing has officially been selected to build the Navy’s sixth-generation carrier-based strike fighter, dubbed F/A-XX.
The award marked a major victory for Boeing, which had sought a new fighter jet program to replace its aging F/A-18 and F-15 production lines in north St. Louis County.