U.S. Army eyes longer weapons contracts
U.S. Army eyes longer weapons contracts
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The U.S. Army’s top arms buyer said on Monday he would like to acquire new helicopters and Bradley fighting vehicles with contracts that lock in prices for three years, rather than the standard one year, a move generally cheered by industry.
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