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Alabama Gets First of Two Future Assault Aircraft Virtual Prototypes - Alabama News Center
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Alabama gets first of two future assault aircraft virtual prototypes - Alabama News Center
The Army has accepted its first MV-75 Future Long-Range Assault Aircraft (FLRAA) virtual prototype (VP) at Alabama’s Redstone Arsenal. Bell Textron, the original equipment manufacturer contracted to design and build the FLRAA weapon system, will deliver two VPs. Bell is scheduled to deliver the second VP in a few days to the U.S. Army Aviation Center of Excellence at Alabama’s Fort Rucker. “The delivery of the MV-75 Virtual Prototype highlights …
The United States Army has reached a fundamental milestone in its Future Long-Range Assault Aircraft (FLRAA) program with the official acceptance of the first virtual prototype of the MV-75, developed by the Bell Textron-Sikorsky consortium in collaboration with Lockheed Martin. This digital model, subjected to rigorous simulations, represents a significant advance towards the production of the legendary successor of the UH-60 Black Hawk, design…
U.S. Army accepts first MV-75 FLRAA virtual prototype in step toward next-generation aviation
“The delivery of the MV-75 Virtual Prototype highlights the transformational power of digital engineering in aircraft development,” said Brigadier General David Phillips, Program Executive Officer for Army Aviation. He added, “Thanks to consistent support from Army leadership, the Department of Defense, and Congress, we’ve been able to accelerate the FLRAA program and bring next-generation aviation capabilities to the warfighter faster than ever…
The Alabama News Center — Alabama gets first of two future assault aircraft virtual prototypes : The Alabama Weather Blog
By: Mathew Ryan / Redstone Arsenal Program Executive Office, Aviation The Army has accepted its first MV-75 Future Long-Range Assault Aircraft (FLRAA) virtual prototype (VP) at Alabama’s Redstone Arsenal. Bell Textron, the original equipment manufacturer contracted to design and build the FLRAA weapon system, will deliver two VPs. Bell is scheduled to deliver the second VP in a few days to the U.S. Army Aviation Center of Excellence at Alabama’s…
In the United States, on June 24, the US Army accepted the first virtual prototype of the MV-75 Future Long Range Assault Aircraft (FLRAA), developed by Bell Textron. The delivery of the virtual prototype or VP took place at the Fort Rucker Air Force Excellence Center, with the second expected delivery VP by the end of June. Brig-Gen. David Phillips underlined the importance of digital engineering in the progress of the FLRAA program and the acc…
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