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I/ITSEC 2017: The race for T-X enters the final stages
The US Air Force is continuing to mull over its options for its next advance and the contract for the TX programme is now expected to be awarded in July 2018.
The US Air Force is now evaluating the bids from industry contenders Boeing, Lockheed Martin and DRS Leonardo.
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