U.S. Army sees low air-to-air threat for its helicopters
LOW THREAT: As the U.S. Army continues to assess the idea of equipping its attack helicopters with an air-to-air missile, there is little geopolitical pressure to move ahead in the near term. "The threat evaluation for our air-to-air threat is low," according to one service official.
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