U.S. Army Sees Drop In Class-A Aviation Accidents
The U.S. Army thus far this fiscal year has dramatically cut down on the number of Class A aviation mishaps – the most costly in terms of financial losses, injuries or fatalities – even as the need for the service’s helicopters or other aircraft has increased, service officials say. The Army...
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