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Defiant X: The Fastest and Most Maneuverable Military Helicopter

DEFIANT X is an advanced utility helicopter and air-assault weapon system that can fly low and fast, land quickly, dispatch troops to an area of interest known as "X" and exit while avoiding enemies in complex terrain. It is an agile and maneuverable aircraft that flies twice as far and twice as fast as the Black Hawk helicopters it will replace and is on the same operational footprint. The Defiant X was Sikorsky-Boeing's first product for the Army's Future Long Range Assault Aircraft program which was created to find a replacement for the Black Hawk which had been in service since the early 1980s. Although the UH60 Black Hawk series is still reliable and regularly receives technological updates, the military The US Army felt the time had come for a completely new helicopter, which implemented the advances in aircraft research and development over the past 40 years. It will be the fastest, most maneuverable and most enduring military helicopter in history. Total force protection starts with unmatched tactical maneuverability

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