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Credit: Commonwealth of Australia
Airbus would have been pretty embarrassed if senior officers in the Australian Army had had their way early this year. A decade after deliveries began, the trouble-plagued Tiger attack helicopter was not yet fully operational with the army—and already they wanted to dump it. Sniffing the wind, Bell...
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