Army aviation has made great strides in modernizing aircraft, training and maintenance while at war, but neither the Army nor industry can slow their efforts, Army Vice Chief of Staff Gen. Richard Cody says. "We've stayed on course," Cody told attendees at the Association of the United States Army Aviation Symposium Jan. 11, on a modernization path that was funded by the cancellation of the Boeing [BA]- Sikorsky [UTC] RAH-66 Comanche helicopter in 2004. It has been a collective, not…
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