Rockwell Collins Co. was awarded a $49.1 million contract to overhaul and maintain display units of the U.S. Army's UH-60 "Blackhawk" helicopters, the Defense Department announced.
Funding and locations for the upgrades by the Cedar Rapids, Iowa, company will be determined with each order, according to the Pentagon's contract announcement.
The Blackhawk is designed to enable the Army to operate the helicopters for several more decades.
The helicopter first saw service in 1974 and is in used by at least nine countries.
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U.S. threatens to cut Turkey from F-35 program over deal with Russia
Washington (UPI) Jun 10, 2019
Turkey's involvement in manufacturing the F-35 fighter plane will end if it insists on buying a Russian air defense system.
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