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V-280 Burning Down Risk for FLRAA

V-280 Burning Down Risk for FLRAA

V-280 Burning Down Risk for FLRAA

The Bell V-280's purpose built design and more than three years of flight test supported by 650 thousand hours of tiltrotor experience demonstrate Bell and the V-280's readiness and capability to support the Future Long-Range Air Assault mission requirements.

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