Boeing has been awarded a $271 million contract by The U.S. Army Special Operations Aviation Command (USASOAC) to produce six remanufactured MH-47G Block II aircraft. This contract is part of the Army’s broader modernization efforts, enhancing the capabilities of the Chinook helicopters to meet the evolving demands of special operations around the world.
Boeing, a key player in global aerospace, now has 42 MH-47G aircraft under contract with USASOAC, highlighting the significance of these heavy-lift helicopters in special operations. The MH-47G Block II program is a response to the increasing complexity of special operations requirements. By adapting and modernizing, the Chinook remains a reliable asset for warfighters, providing the flexibility needed to address contemporary challenges and ensuring its relevance well into the future.