Possible Chinook Cuts May Affect Army’s Dual-track Aviation Push
Credit: U.S. Army
For years, U.S. Army aviation officials have pursued a dual-track approach to modernization, arguing it was possible—and necessary—to fund a dual-prong strategy—one focused on extensive upgrades of the existing fleet and the other on investing simultaneously in a new generation of high-speed...
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