Aerospace firms seek federal aid to stay competitive
The Aerospace Industries Association president warns that the United States may need government support to compete with foreign builders in a multibillion-dollar jet market. He notes declining contracts and funding, a lack of risk capital, and proposes cooperation between industry and government, including tax incentives and loan guarantees.
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Nuclear missiles not enough says AF general on B1 bomber
Maj. Gen. Douglas T. Nelson argued at a Florida Air Force Association event that nuclear missiles alone cannot deter and that the B1 bomber is a vital link in a triad with land and sea based weapons and bombers. He noted expected B1 flight tests in 1975 and possible production by fiscal 1976 at a total program cost around 111 billion dollars.
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