attack helicopter (US Army) Weapon load out of the AH-64 Apache. Behold the AH-64 Apache and all of its weapons. Up front are for the 30mm articulated cannon under the nose of the chopper.

AH-64 Apache: Four Decades of Dominance in U.S. Army Aviation The AH-64 Apache attack helicopter is a grunt’s best friend. Ask any infantry troop, and he will tell you that few things make a ...

In fact, the Apache has become the most popular – and lethal – attack helicopter in the Army’s arsenal. Indeed, many consider the AH-64 Apache the most lethal attack helicopter of all time.

The Boeing AH-64 Apache is the primary attack helicopter of the US Army, which has around 824 in inventory, according to FlightGlobal. Boeing says that over 1,280 Apaches remain in service around ...

Meanwhile, up in the air, another long-lived model is the AH-64 Apache attack helicopter. The Apache was introduced some decades after the Sherman tank, making its first flight in September 1975.

The United States boasts a large fleet of helicopters, and the AH-64 Apache may be one of the most well-known. It is easily one of the most iconic military helicopters in history, and for good reason.

On Sep. 1, 2023, the 12th CAB received the first two units of the AH-64E Version 6 helicopters, after being transported from a U.S Air Force C-17 Globemaster III cargo aircraft.

Boeing's (BA) Apache AH-64, with more than 1,200 aircraft in operation accumulating over 1.3 million flight hours in combat, represents the backbone of the U.S. Army attack helicopter fleet ...