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Old 20th March 2006 | 20:16
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CSAR-X - There is a rumor that one of the competitors has withdrawn from the USAF CSAR-X competition. Has anyone else heard this?
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Old 22nd March 2006 | 15:34
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The Bell-Boeing HV-22 was withdrawn last October, but AFAIK the remaining three bidders (HH-47, US101, HH-92) are still in the fight, accelerated Block 10 EIS timescales notwithstanding.

The current favorite depends on who you ask. The H-47 is a proven platform (esp. in OEF), with good hot & high capabilities and a high degree of commonality with the SOCOM fleet, but its noise signature may be a drawback. The US101 has the benefit of the VH-71 selection and a bigger cabin than the Thunderhawk, but it still faces political opposition here in the States.

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