To safely and effectively accomplish critical missions now and in the future, soldiers must have the most modernized heavy-lift solution. The H-47 Chinook Block II, the most advanced and capable heavy-lift aircraft in its class, is the only way to rapidly meet the warfighter’s ever-evolving needs. Boeing’s H-47 Chinook Block II is powered by cutting-edge technologies - redesigned fuel tanks, a strengthened fuselage, and an improved drivetrain, all of which enable soldiers to meet today’s heavy-lift mission requirements.

The Chinook Block II program positions the Army and international allies for long-term success. Not only is the Block II aircraft capable of meeting today’s heavy-lift requirements, it provides structural and design improvements that allow additional future upgrades to meet long-term heavy-lift needs.

Key investments in next generation technologies such as avionics open systems architecture and mission systems integration will enable decisive overmatch -- a critical advantage for the warfighter to succeed in Joint All-Domain Operations. Structural enhancements and vehicle power upgrades will keep the Chinook prepared to fight and win in all missions including large scale combat operations for decades to come.

The H-47 Chinook program supports more than 20,000 jobs and 360 suppliers in 40 states. Chinook Block II production will ensure a healthy manufacturing base for years to come. The program supports a diverse group of suppliers, all of which Provide support to the production line and our Soldiers in the field

Optimizing readiness of the Chinook fleet around the globe is one of Boeing’s many missions. From performance-based logistics contracting and integrated fleet support to vertical lift maintenance, modifications and repairs, Boeing provides a broad spectrum of innovative products and services which directly support and enhance capabilities while reducing total cost of ownership. These services range from transactional spares to complete lifecycle support solutions that are uniquely tailored to the requirements of each H-47 customer.