The Department of War is evaluating a reform concept that would sharply reduce or halt the purchase of new piloted helicopters for the U.S. Army beginning in the second half of the decade, according to individuals familiar with internal discussions. The concept under review focuses on maintaining and upgrading the current helicopter fleet while transitioning […]
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