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The Lexington Institute has a gift for stating the obvious. Yes indeed,
redirected Comanche money will buy lots of stuff a wartime Army needs -- especially ASE. That said, the real question is how the Comanche requirement was validated and re-validated from about 1990 to 2003. If the Comanche was a Cold War relic, why and how did the requirements system continue to support the thing for a decade after the Cold War? If the requirement was still genuine, how did it just disappear? Sorry to contradict Lexington, but unlike lots of military helicopters, the AH-1Z or UH-1Y are not based on commercial airframes. The real savings for the Marine Corps come from common engines, rotor systems, and drivetrains on amphibious assault ships. HW |
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