After 50 Years, Boeing’s Chinook Sales Appeal Is Undiminished | Aviation International News

After 50 Years, Boeing’s Chinook Sales Appeal Is Undiminished

Germany and Israel are being courted, Spain is buying again, and so could the UK.

The U.S. Army received its first Chinook in 1962 and will begin receiving Block II versions next year. (Photo: Boeing)

By Chris Pocock • Defense Correspondent

May 17, 2018

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