The Army’s latest helicopter has its official name: Cheyenne II
A new helicopter has been named by the US Army. The naming tradition, which spans nearly eight decades, honors Native American tribes. This custom initially applied to transport helicopters but now extends to the entire fleet.
The US Army's latest aircraft is part of this tradition. Further information about the naming decision is available from the relevant project office. Details about the helicopter's name and its background can be found through official channels, providing insight into the US Army's naming conventions and the story behind its latest addition.
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