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U.S. Export Rules To Become More Flexible

New draft rules for the export of U.S. military aircraft and parts will create a unified list of controlled products and a single licensing agency.

Northrop Grumman CEO Wes Bush believes that current U.S. export export restrictions are hurting the aerospace industry in the global marketplace.

By Chris Pocock • Defense Correspondent

November 11, 2011

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