Bell develops a tiltrotor aircraft for the Army, debuting it at a conference in Nashville and utilizing its Amarillo facility for assembly.
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Bell develops a tiltrotor aircraft for the Army, debuting it at a conference in Nashville and utilizing its Amarillo facility for assembly.
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Bell tiltrotor debut in Nashville conference, utilizing Amarillo assembly site.1 source