The Navy’s trainer is now the biggest test of the Pentagon’s acquisition reform efforts
The Quick Take
With the competition effectively reduced to one bidder, the Navy faces a choice between falling back on old acquisition habits and showing that its reforms can work under pressure, writes Robbin Laird.
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