The Nation - News from Feb. 16, 1986
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The Army put its 68 McDonnell Douglas AH-64A helicopters back into service and resumed taking deliveries of new ones after deciding that surface cracks on the aircraft’s rotor blades are not a significant defect. The helicopters had been grounded since the cracks were discovered Jan. 27.
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