By Geoff Fein The Navy is getting closer to working out the kinks in the MH-60S' Airborne Mine Countermeasures (AMCM) system and is preparing to take the system back into testing this spring, a Navy official said. At issue were problems with the carriage stream tow recovery system (CSTRS). "We are still putting the finishing touches on CSTRS," Capt. Dean Peters, H-60 program manager, told Defense Daily in a recent interview. CSTRS is the winch and carriage system used to…
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