The British Army is strengthening its fleet: three more Apache AH-64E attack helicopters have been delivered

The British Army continues to modernize its air force, receiving three more Apache AH-64E attack helicopters. These new vehicles, the 45th, 46th, and 47th in the series, were transported from the United States to the United Kingdom, marking an important milestone on the way to full fleet readiness.

As part of the agreement with Boeing UK, the British Army plans to receive a total of 50 Apache AH-64E helicopters. These helicopters are among the most advanced in the world and will significantly enhance the combat capabilities of the British armed forces. The delivery of new machines is carried out in stages, which allows for a smooth transition to new equipment and minimizes risks.

The last three helicopters were delivered to the UK by the US Air Force, which underlines the close cooperation between the two countries in the field of defense. These vehicles have passed all the necessary checks and tests before shipment, which guarantees their high combat readiness and reliability.

Apache AH-64E helicopters represent a significant improvement over previous models. They are equipped with advanced weapons systems, improved sensors and modern control systems, which allows them to effectively perform a wide range of combat missions. These helicopters are capable of operating in any environment, be it day or night operations, which makes them indispensable in modern conflicts.

The delivery of new helicopters will significantly strengthen the combat capabilities of the British army. Apache AH-64E will allow the armed forces to more effectively carry out tasks of supporting ground troops, reconnaissance and precision strikes. This, in turn, will increase the overall combat capability and readiness of the army to carry out various missions.

The British Army continues to work on integrating new helicopters into its air force. In the coming years, it is planned to complete the delivery of all 50 vehicles and ensure their full combat readiness. This will allow the UK to maintain its leading position in the field of military aviation and ensure reliable protection of its interests in the international arena.