Boeing signs $2.3B Contract with Vietnam defense for four MH-139s helicopters!

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Boeing got awarded of $375.6 contract by the Department of Defense. Consequently, Leonardo even got the achievement for the design and production of MH-139s helicopters. This terms as a major part of $2.3 billion deal which covers the overall replacement of UH-1N choppers. These choppers are an extensive part of the Boeing Company strategy.

Ordinarily, the new helicopters are being specifically designed to monitor the intercontinental ballistic missile sites. Additionally, they will also be involved in training test and operational support system for the U.S Air Force.

History of the Project

Predominantly known as the "Huey". it has been in the service since the Vietnam War. The current models depicted are responsible for security operations around intercontinental ballistic missile fields. Furthermore, they are also capable of evacuating the members of Congress in the event of a major attack or disaster.

Leonardo will further accumulate the new MH-139s in the coming phase. This will take place in Philadelphia with Boeing making the process done. The project is scheduled to be completed by almost 2031.

Features accumulated.

The featured of the MH-139 performs open architecture cockpit system. It can also use pintle-mounted machine gun which does not interfere with various helicopter doors. Furthermore, the capability of carrying around 15 people while being subsequently light is amenable. It is designed for a reduced infrared signature against detection and IR missiles.

As history goes back the Boeing 777 was introduced in the year 2004. It has been the only large twin jet engine with a subsequent seating capacity of around 314 to 396 passengers.

The Swot Reports.

The Boeing Co SWOT Analysis report provided below hold key aspects in the market's domain. As such the Air Force has picked a winner for its forthcoming Huey replacement helicopter contract. Subsequently, an award of $2.38 billion is made for the manufacturing of the current batch of the MH-139s helicopter. Financial and Strategic Analysis prompts this bath will replace UH-1N Huey to protect America's intercontinental ballistic missile bases.