In case you didn't see this earlier, U.S. Aerospace is back. You know, the shady company that was disqualified from bidding in the Air Force's $35 billion KC-X contest with Antonov-based designs. Now they're apparently teaming with China's state-owned Aviation Industry Corporation to bid on the Marines' VXX presidential helicopter replacement effort.
Apparently, they're going to offer China's knock-off of the half century-old Super Frelon (pictured above) as a replacement for the half century-old Sea Kings that are currently flown as Marine One.
Yup, this one will go far.
Let's see how they get disqualified from bidding this time.
