AH-64E Apache attack helicopters

Poland boosts defense with a $300M Apache lease, strengthening NATO’s eastern flank while awaiting 96 next-gen AH-64E helicopters.

The US Army is reverting to older generators for Apache helicopters after encountering safety issues with a recently upgraded model.

Recent Apache helicopter crash in Washington raises concerns about safety after a string of accidents in just two months.

In a twist of fate, Storm Henk topples the Apache AH-64E, a stark reminder of nature’s might and the irony of military readiness.

The United States Army’s Fort Cavazos Flight Simulation Division’s acquisition of the AH-64E Guardian multirole combat helicopter simulator marks a groundbreaking advancement in aviator training, offering an unparalleled blend of efficiency, effectiveness, and safety, and enabling simultaneous training experiences that mirror real-world scenarios.

Discover the cutting-edge AH-64E Apache V6.5 attack helicopter upgrade, promising unmatched survivability and enhanced capabilities.

An Israeli Apache helicopter pilot was killed and his co-pilot injured when they crashed in the Ramon Air Base in the Negev desert. An attack helicopter on a training mission crashed on a base in southern Israel Monday night, killing the pilot and critically injuring a crew member, the army said. Shortly before 9:00 p.m., the pilot reported […]

Enjoy the view from the cockpit of a U.S. Army CH-47F helicopter as it flies low over the desert and some mountainous areas in Djibouti, Africa last December. The Chinook is from the Army’s 82nd Combat Aviation Brigade (CAB) which is stationed at Fort Bragg, North Carolina. The CH-47 Chinook is a twin engine, tandem rotor helicopter […]

“Oh man, that made a mess of him…”
Pilots are not known for their understatements.

Army Apaches are using a new technology in Afghanistan which enables the attack helicopter crews to view real-time video feeds from nearby drones, control the drones’ flight path and therefore more effectively destroy enemy targets, service officials told Scout Warrior. Manned-Unmanned Teaming, or MUM-T, gives AH-64E Apache attack helicopters an ability to control the flight path and sensor payload of Army […]

Army Apaches are using a new technology in Afghanistan which enables the attack helicopter crews to view real-time video feeds from nearby drones, control the drones’ flight path and therefore more effectively destroy enemy targets, service officials told Scout Warrior. Manned-Unmanned Teaming, or MUM-T, gives AH-64E Apache attack helicopters an ability to control the flight path and sensor payload of Army […]