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Securing overmatch. Successfully carrying out the largest equipment transformation in almost fifty years. Enabling the modern-day warfighter with unprecedented capabilities. Developing technology that is easily evolved and upgraded as requirements grow within the connected battlespace. It can sound insurmountable, but the truth is the U.S. Army Future Vertical Lift (FVL) program will deliver the best military helicopters in the world. And we’re here to meet the challenge. No matter the mission, minimizing the basic weight and drag of FVL aircraft increases capability. It is the critical point of design for the program. Without it, speed, range, power and payload capacity requirements are at serious risk. It’s not an easy puzzle to solve, but some of the brightest minds in the industry are putting years of proven military and commercial technology innovation to work to deliver the FVL weight and drag optimization solutions needed to enable overmatch. Here are nine areas where weight

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