RIDLEY PARK, Pa.--The Program Executive Officer-Aviation says 50 years after the first flight of the Boeing [BA] heavy lift CH-47F Chinook helicopter, the program offers no concerns to service and budget leaders. Maj. Gen. Tim Crosby said he has “no worries, no issues” with Chinook program, while at Boeing facilities here last week at the ceremonial opening of the refurbished factory. The future of Army aviation will depend on the fiscal state of the nation’s budget, and how the Army…
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