There is perhaps no military helicopter more iconic than the legendary Apache and its many variations, but just how many of ...

The AH-64 Apache, developed in the 1970s as a premier “tank killer” for the U.S. Army, has evolved into one of the world’s ...

Unfortunately, the last AH-64A was converted to an AH-64D in 2012, so finding pictures of the cockpit was a bit harder than I’d expected. In the end, YouTube saved the day.

The service's last 16 AH-64A-model Apaches, in service since 1984, will leave their National Guard units in May and fly to a Boeing facility where they will be upgraded to AH-64D Block II status ...

The United States military uses a variety of helicopters, many that are well-known among the general public. However, there's ...

The hard-worked Israeli Air Force AH-64 fleet is unlike any other, with major alterations and enhancements unique to the IAF.

In 1993 a machine rolled out of a factory in Mesa Arizona and will soon be returning there, but not to be scrapped. The AH-64A Apache 90-00451 is going to be reborn. The 1/149th Aviation Regiment ...

You have to kick down an enemy’s front door somehow, and in the case of Operation Desert Storm, a novel use of AH-64A Apache and MH-53J Special Operations Pave Low helicopters did just that for ...

The South Korean government's plan to purchase 36 additional AH-64 Apache attack helicopters will likely be scrapped after a ...

Known as “Peten” (“Cobra” in Hebrew) in the Israeli Air Force, the Boeing AH-64A is an attack helicopter that Israel has extensively used in combat since 1990s.

CAE will upgrade two combat mission simulators for the U.S. Army's AH-64A attack helicopters under a $9.5 million contract the company announced July 21. The upgrade includes the CAE Medallion-S ...