US considers transferring up to four retired KC-10 Extenders to a North African nation

US considers transferring up to four retired KC-10 Extenders to a North African nation
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The United States is evaluating the transfer of up to four KC-10 Extender aircraft retired in 2024 to a North African country under the Excess Defense Articles program, with responses due by 28 October.

The prospective recipient would be responsible for recovery, inspection, parts and certification costs, and Egypt and Morocco are identified as the most likely candidates.

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