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  1. Boeing and Lockheed Martin dropped out of UJTS competition, while new platform pairings were announced.

Boeing dropped out of the UJTS competition after the Navy delayed the trainer award due to competitor response time.

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Boeing dropped out of the UJTS competition after the Navy delayed the trainer award due to competitor response time.

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  1. Navy raised cost target for jet trainer; Boeing confirmed withdrawal from competition.1 source
  2. Navy delays trainer award, leading to Boeing dropping out of UJTS competition.1 source

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