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AH-64E Apache
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First Flight of aircraft 0049, the 100th AH-64E Apache, March 2015
The Apache program reached a major milestone in 2015 when the U.S. Army announced the delivery of the 100th AH-64E Apache from Boeing’s attack helicopter facilities in Mesa, Ariz.It has been more than 30 years since the first AH-64A was delivered to the U.S. Army, but the helicopter’s planned modernization efforts keep its capabilities, including Manned Unmanned Teaming, on the leading edge of technology. Manned Unmanned Teaming — manned aircraft working with unmanned aerial systems — expands an aviator’s situational awareness to enhance mission effectiveness.
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smf15-g-0040-0094
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