I mean, what I heard from your description is, it is still about a 5-year window, right? For total replacement by 2024, is that?
Joe Courtney: “I mean, what I heard from your description is, it is still about a 5-year window, right? For total replacement by 2024…”
On the recordSeptember 27, 2018
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Courtney questions the timeline for replacing aging Navy aircraft.
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