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Pentagon Mobility Study Nears Completion

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Tuesday, January 26th, 2010

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By Marina Malenic The Pentagon is expected to complete a long-awaited review this week that will influence future Air Force buys of mobility and tanker aircraft, Air Force sources said yesterday. The Mobility Capability and Requirements Study (MCRS) is reaching the end of final general officer review, one official said last week. An unclassified summary is expected to be released shortly after the classified version is finalized, which could happen "any day now," according to the source. The MCRS will…

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