Lockheed Martin [LMT] recently said it has signed a contract to provide South Korea four C-130J Super Hercules aircraft. "Because it is a legacy C-130 operator, the Republic of Korea Air Force is able to take advantage of common spares, support equipment and a sound knowledge of the C-130 to reduce costs and reach full operational capability as soon as possible," Jim Grant, Lockheed Martin vice president for Air Mobility and Special Operations Forces Programs, said in a statement. "As…
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