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Feature story The UH-145 comes to Washington, D.C. for AUSA's annual meeting
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October 11, 2006
The UH-145 made its first ever appearance in the nation's
capital at the Association of the United States Army's annual meeting
this week, attracting a steady flow of visitors who were anxious to
see the rotary-wing aircraft chosen by the U.S. Army for its new Light
Utility Helicopter.
Army aviators, mechanics and other personnel who had a first-hand look
at the UH-145 on EADS North America's exhibit stand were impressed with
the helicopter's excellent visibility, its ease of access and loading
through the sliding side and rear clamshell doors, and the modern glass
cockpit.
The UH-145 was selected in June as the Army's next-generation Light
Utility Helicopter (LUH), with a requirement for up to 322 aircraft
and a potential total program life-cycle value of over $2 billion.
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