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Powering the Army’s future fleet
The T901 engine is stepping up for the US Army, and GE Aerospace is accelerating its development.
Fifty percent more powerful. Flying farther. Built to give soldiers the performance they need, when they need it most.
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Why this matters for talent
GE Aerospace accelerating T901 development for the Army means more defense engine engineering and test work. Military propulsion programs need engineers with clearance eligibility and test experience. GE Aerospace has more than 400 open roles on the board.
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