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U.S. Army, Netherlands Sign Agreement To Share Info On Future Vertical Lift Development

U.S. Army, Netherlands Sign Agreement To Share Info On Future Vertical Lift Development
U.S. Army and Dutch military officials following the signing of a new Future Vertical Lift cooperation agreement between the two countries. Photo: U.S. Futures Command Twitter.

The U.S. Army on Wednesday signed an agreement with the Netherlands Ministry of Defence to share information on requirements and concepts between the two countries’ future rotorcraft pursuits. Under the new Future Rotorcraft Concept Analysis Project Arrangement, the U.S. and Netherlands will meet regularly to ensure interoperability and assess opportunities to reduce risk, get after cost savings and technological innovations related to helicopter modernization initiatives. “It’s hard to overestimate the importance of Future Vertical Lift (FVL) because what the U.S.…

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