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Heavy MQ-9 Reaper Losses Loom Over Air Force Replacement Plans
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Heavy MQ-9 Reaper Losses Loom Over Air Force Replacement Plans

The Reaper fleet has fallen to around 135 aircraft while its production line remains closed. Congress is weighing retirement restrictions as the Air Force pursues a cheaper replacement fleet of 500 aircraft by 2032.
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