Future wars will be defined by a “move or be killed” mindset as soldiers grapple with more forward, transparent and dangerous battlefields. The U.S. Army’s aviation capabilities will need to keep pace.
Today’s Army can’t conduct large-scale, long-range air assault operations with the speed and distance required in modern warfare, Maj. Gen. Brett Sylvia, commanding general of the 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault), said in a December Army News Service article. “What we can do is, we can build the new techniques and the procedures, build the doctrine, build the structures, understand the...