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Slat, Aircraft LH7/RH7 (Request for Information)

Description: Slat, aircraft LH7 / P/N:- 4J10048-120G, t.O. 1C-5M- 4-5 F/24 I/35, NSN: 1560007742115UC; slat, aircraft RH7 / P/N:- 4J10048-119G, t.O. 1C-5M- 4-5 F/24 I/35, NSN: 1560007742114UC.

Buyer: Air Force Sustainment Center
Federal · OK, US
Released: Oct 14, 2026
Closes: Nov 13, 2026(27 days left)

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