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Old 03-31-2026 | 07:18 AM
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Originally Posted by rickair7777
Could be.

But it depends. Mil procurement is inherently wasteful, but with congress throwing a trillion $ per year at it the uniformed leaders (if they have some competence) should be able to distill *some* quality goods and services out of the inherently wasteful process. I don't really expect a three star to fix a process that existed before he was born, involves congress, the industrial complex, and the revolving door. But I do expect him to ensure that his stovepipe equities are functional, despite the system. For example, several uniformed leaders pushed back against boeing on the KC-46, and they pushed hard.
Wasn't Boeing ****ing and moaning while losing their ass on the KC46 because it was one of, if not their first, first ventures with an FFP contract? Is the government no longer pursuing FFP contracts?
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