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"Our teams are moving the B-21 Raider through testing at an unprecedented pace. With more than $5 billion invested in digital technologies and manufacturing infrastructure for the B-21 program, Northrop Grumman is accelerating its production, with the first aircraft planned to arrive at Ellsworth Air Force Base in 2027"... show more

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