Boeing Statement

Boeing Air Force Tanker  READ FULL TEXT
by Boeing
Published: Wed, September 10, 2008 - 9:02 am CST Last Updated: Wed, September 10, 2008 - 9:14 am CST
"The Boeing Company welcomes the Defense Department's decision and believes that it will best serve the warfighter in allowing the appropriate time for this important and complex procurement to be conducted in a thorough and open competition. This will assure delivery of the right tanker to the Air Force and serve the best interests of the American taxpayer. In the meantime, Boeing looks forward to working together with our customer and then offering a next-generation tanker that meets the long-term requirements of the men and women who will rely on this capability in future missions. In the meantime, the Boeing team will continue to support the Air Force in helping to keep the current KC-135 fleet flying their missions safely and reliably."
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defense dept has done been bought and paid for

very,very well put Opinionwriter.

“The Boeing Company would also like to thank our paid sponsors at the Defense Department for this timely delay while our workers are on strike.  We thought we almost lost this thing because our over-paid work force wants more money, but thanks to back door politics we’re still in this game”

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