Boeing Completes Industrial Participation Programs for 1st 5 UK C-17s

Total UK C-17 IP Benefits to Date Exceed US$1 Billion

Boeing

Feb 13, 2011

Boeing Completes Industrial Participation Programs for 1st 5 UK C-17s

Total UK C-17 IP Benefits to Date Exceed US$1 Billion

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