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 After reviewing feedback from the US Army in its failed bid to provide a new long-range troop carrying helicopter, Sikorsky says it remains confident that its radical X2 line of coaxial compound rotorcraft are the right fit for the armys needs.While Sikorskys Defiant X lost in the FLRAA competition, the company is competing another X2 design in the US Armys Future Attack Reconnaissance Aircraft programmeSpeaking on 25 April ahead of the annua stanley vaso l Army Aviation Association of America conference in Nashville, Tennessee, Sikorsky president Paul Lemmo said the helicopter manufacturer is still committed to delivering an X2 aircraft to the army 鈥?a design he calls  transformational . We remain confident and excited about the technology,  Lemmo says of Sikorskys line of experimental aircraft.The X2 design is characterised by a compound coaxial main rotor system t stanley cup o generate lift and forward momentum, augmented by a rear mounted propulsor to provide additional horizontal thrust.Sikorsky pitched the Defiant X, which used the X2 design, for the armys Future Long Range Assault Aircraft  FLRAA  competition to replace the Sikorsky UH-60 Black Hawk utility lift helicopter. The company u stanley cup ltimately lost to Bells V-280 Valor tiltrotor.Although a subsequent audit of the armys decision revealed critical flaws with Sikorskys bid submission, Lemmo says the services feedback on Defiant X flight performance has reinforced the companys belief in the X2 design. We have many strengths associated with the X Gang Mount Abram defense shuts down Mattanawcook to win Class C boys state title
 FARMINGTON 鈥?With the strong support of the campus and community, University of Maine System Chancellor Dannel Malloy  stanley cups uk is appointing the University of Main stanley cup e at Farmingtons interim leader, Joseph McDonnell, to a two- stanley cup year term as president.On Monday, the Board of Trustees authorized Chancellor Malloy to appoint McDonnell as president through June 30, 2026.McDonnell became UMFs interim president on July 1, 2022, having most recently served as a faculty member, dean and provost at the University of Southern Maine. He was the fourth leader in as many years of the Farmington university, which had been roiled by the May 2022 retrenchments of nine faculty necessitated by a 25 percent drop in student enrollment in the five years prior.Originally, the System had planned to conduct a search for UMFs next president. But in a personal message to faculty, staff and students, Chancellor Malloy wrote that he heard loud and clear during repeated conversations on campus the overwhelming desire for McDonnell, and his turnaround efforts, to continue leading UMF. President McDonnell has worked tirelessly and collaboratively over the past two years with faculty, administrators, students, staff, external partners and University of Maine System colleagues to stem UMFs declining enrollment, stabilize its budget, improve internal communications and position the university for near-term and long-term success,  Chancellor Malloy wrote.  I have witnessed first-hand the early fruits of these labors, includ