By Geoff Fein The Navy reiterated its position that it is terminating the VH-71 presidential helicopter program and using leftover funding from the research and development effort for both anticipated termination costs and to keep the current fleet of Marine One aircraft flying, according to a service official. The Navy is also cutting one Maritime Landing Platform (MLP) from its fiscal year 2010 budget and stretching out the program. But the service will complete the buy of the T-AKE cargo…
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