Army Pilots Are Flying Way Less, as Fatal Incidents Pile Up
Much of the dip in flight time is attributable to the Global War on Terror winding down, with combat operations slowing down and a commensurate dip in training time.
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Much of the dip in flight time is attributable to the Global War on Terror winding down, with combat operations slowing down and a commensurate dip in training time.
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