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UK AH Mk1 Attack Helicopter in Flight
UK AH Mk1 Attack Helicopter in Flight
UK AH Mk1 Attack Helicopter in Flight
UK AH Mk1 Attack Helicopter in Flight
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UK Insignia on AH Mk1 Attack Helicopter
United Kingdom AH Mk1 Attack Helicopter in Flight
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United Kingdom AH Mk1 Attack Helicopter in Flight
United Kingdom AH Mk1 Attack Helicopter
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UK AH Mk1 Attack Helicopter in Flight
The AH Mk1 is the British equivalent of the AH-64D Apache Longbow, Sixty-seven of the helicopters were assembled in the United Kingdom under license by AgustaWestland, as prime contractor, from kits built by Boeing Rotorcraft Systems in Mesa, the home of Boeing’s Apache production programs. Although the production program ended a few years ago, Boeing continues to support the British Apache program with a small team in the United Kingdom and program-office employees in Mesa who help keep the Apaches maintained and spares flowing.
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BI227021
Boeing ID
smf06-f-klop-uk-ah64d-357
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2848px Ă— 4288px 34MB
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Keywords
1990s
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blue skies
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currently in production
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flying
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ground to air
head on views
helicopters
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military
military livery
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rotorcraft
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