Army, Boeing sign contract for 13 new Apache Longbows

Staff September 28, 2005
On Sept. 23 the U.S. Army and Boeing signed a $192.5 million contract for the company to build 13 new AH-64D Apache Longbow combat helicopters, the company announced. Production will begin in early 2006 at the Boeing facility in Mesa, Ariz. The new aircraft will be built in the current Block II...

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