Credit: U.S. Army
NASHVILLE, Tennessee—The U.S. Army is looking at ways to do its own aerial refueling and get more training for its special operations helicopter crews, especially as it looks at bringing on modified MV-75 Cheyenne IIs for them. Currently, one of the most challenging tasks for special operations...
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