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« The dollar, the dollar | Main | The Ukraine is Weak » November 27, 2004Boeing's 737 Gets a New RoleVia Wired: Boeing has won a contract to convert its 737 passenger aircraft design into a replacement for the U.S. Navy's P-3 Orion anti-sub planes. In its new military role (which will begin about ten years from now -- I love the nimbleness of the Pentagon), the 737 will look something like this. Posted by Paul Musgrave at November 27, 2004 08:28 AM Comments |
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