Over the past year, the Navy has been resolving challenges with its CH-53K development effort including issues with the center of gravity and weight reduction, as well as ensuring that no new requirements are added to the program, according to a Navy official. Additionally, the Marine Corps and Navy are looking to buy an additional 44 CH-53Ks as the Marine Corps swells to 202,000, Capt. Rick Muldoon, CH-53 programs manager, told Defense Daily in an interview last week. Back in…
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