On the recordJanuary 20, 2016
Delaying transfers may also reduce necessary inductions into the AH-64E remanufacture line at Mesa, AZ, impacting a workforce of 4,100 employees in 22 states.
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congress.govDelaying transfers may also reduce necessary inductions into the AH-64E remanufacture line at Mesa, AZ, impacting a workforce of 4,100 employees in 22 states.
Gillibrand discusses the potential workforce impact of delays in Apache helicopter transfers.
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