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Modern Aircraft Modeling Software May Save Army From Past Development Pitfalls

Thursday, August 23rd, 2018

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Modern Aircraft Modeling Software May Save Army From Past Development Pitfalls

RAH-66 Comanche

Using modern, high-fidelity computer modeling and simulation software, Army engineers are solving the issues that crashed earlier attempts to develop leap-ahead helicopter technologies, which service officials say should shave time, risk and cost from the effort to field a revolutionary rotorcraft.The Army has not had a successful new-start rotorcraft development program in almost half a century, Dan Bailey, the Army’s director of Future Vertical Lift, said Aug. 23.“When you think about it, it’s been decades since we’ve had … next-generation…

Congress

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Congress

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