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Rolls-Royce Wins Contract for V-22 Engine Services

Wednesday, November 26th, 2014

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Rolls-Royce was awarded a two-year $287 million contract to provide aftermarket engine support for the U.S. Marine Corps and Air Force V-22 fleets, the company said on Nov. 25. The contract is set to cover all V-22 aircraft across the Marine Corps and Air Force fleets. Rolls-Royce is the lone engine provider for the V-22 and previously delivered 750 AE 1107C engines to the program. The contract will operate through the company’s MissionCare™ model. According to Rolls-Royce, MissionCare is a…

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