Boeing in second contract to 'reset' Apache helicopters

Rich Tuttle July 19, 2005
Boeing Co. said it is working under a $41.5 million Army contract to refurbish 70 Apache helicopters under the service's reset program. The latest reset contract, awarded June 27 but announced July 18 by Boeing, is a follow-on to a $16.3 million June 2004 contract for refurbishment of 15 Apaches...

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