EADS North America Begins Delivery of UH-72A Light Utility Helicopters to the U.S. Army (Business Wi

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COLUMBUS, Miss.----EADS North America officially delivered the U.S. Army's first UH-72A Light Utility Helicopter today, marking the beginning of this major defense program with a requirement for up to 322 rotary-wing aircraft and a potential total life-cycle value of over $2 billion.

http://us.rd.yahoo.com/dailynews/rss/searc...05979.html?.v=1

 

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COLUMBUS, Miss.----EADS North America officially delivered the U.S. Army's first UH-72A Light Utility Helicopter today, marking the beginning of this major defense program with a requirement for up to 322 rotary-wing aircraft and a potential total life-cycle value of over $2 billion.

http://us.rd.yahoo.com/dailynews/rss/searc...05979.html?.v=1

Does anyone see the irony of naming it the 'Dakota", a NATIVE American tribe, when its being built by a company headquartered in EUROPE? Do Bell or Sikorski not make a good enough product that we must now use Eurotrash aircraft to support our warriors? Hell, Enstrom makes a better airplane than this!

 

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