U.S. Need For Armed AT-6B Eyed As COIN Aircraft Readied To Fly
Hawker Beechcraft expects to fly the AT-6B counterinsurgency (COIN) aircraft in late June, but is shifting focus to emerging U.S. irregular-warfare requirements because of delays to an Iraqi order for the armed turboprop trainer. Congress was notified in December of the proposed $520 million sale of...
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