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October 10, 1990 | From Associated Press
Pratt & Whitney and GE Aircraft Engines, sometimes fierce competitors in the jet engine industry, will unite to study the possibility of developing a new propulsion system for supersonic commercial aircraft, the companies have announced. Depending on the results of the initial study, the companies will then decide how to divide responsibilities in developing the system.
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October 10, 1990 | From Associated Press
Pratt & Whitney and GE Aircraft Engines, sometimes fierce competitors in the jet engine industry, will unite to study the possibility of developing a new propulsion system for supersonic commercial aircraft, the companies have announced. Depending on the results of the initial study, the companies will then decide how to divide responsibilities in developing the system.
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December 4, 1986 | From the Washington Post
The Air Force, citing major problems with crucial components of its new B-1B strategic bomber, has withheld more than $250 million in payments to companies that produce systems for it, Pentagon officials said Wednesday. The Air Force has discovered serious problems with the plane's electronic defense equipment, considered critical to the bomber's mission to penetrate enemy territory in wartime, officials told a House investigative panel Wednesday.
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