The future of #ArmyTech! Future Vertical Lift Program is committed to developing critical combat systems, ensuring #ArmyAviation maintains vertical lift dominance over enemy forces in future Multi-Domain Operations. The FVL provides manned, unmanned, and optionally manned platforms providing greater lethality, range, speed, payload, and survivability on the future battlefield. | U.S. Army

74 reactions · 3 comments | We put everything we have into designing and building our helicopters because we understand the importance of the U.S. Army mission. At Lockheed Martin, Your Mission is Ours. Learn more about the future of vertical lift: https://www.lockheedmartin.com/fvl/ | Sikorsky | Facebook

4.9K views · 245 reactions | Raider X pilots will fly a helicopter with next-generation reach, protection and lethality. So we had to develop training to match. At the controls of our Portable Full Motion Simulator, this hands-on experience demonstrates how pilots will stay mission ready. #AUSA2019 | Lockheed Martin | Facebook

The U.S. Army is expected to select the winning platform for the FLRAA program this summer. The two competing platforms are Bell’s V-280 Valor tiltrotor and Sikorsky-The Boeing Company’s #DEFIANTX coaxial aircraft. As the Army continues to review the two platforms, learn about the Future Vertical Lift program, and how we are contributing to the success of the Army’s modernization program. Listen to the full interview of our Honeywell Presidents Ricky Freeman and Dave Marinick about the FVL progr