Credit: U.S. Army
NASHVILLE—A U.S. Army plan to cut its AH-64D Apaches could open those airframes up for foreign military sales as Boeing looks to continue its momentum of selling the attack helicopters abroad. The service, as part of a new effort called the Army Transformation Initiative, wants to retire 91 AH-64Ds...
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