The new helmet also includes updates meant to seamlessly integrate with the next-generation AH-64E that Boeing will sell to 15 countries over the coming years. This is no insignificant upgrade ...

The AH-64's standard of performance for aerial gunnery is to achieve at least 1 hit for every 30 shots fired at a wheeled vehicle at a range of 800–1,200 m (870–1,300 yd).

While the AH-64 Apache serves the U.S. Army, the AH-1Z Viper is used by the Marine Corps. They are both legendary helicopters, so let's take a closer look.

Eye-Tracking Gun . Perhaps what makes the Apache most special is the Integrated Helmet and Display Sighting System (IHADSS), which allows either crewmember, pilot, or gunner, to “slave” the ...

Though the AH-64 Apache vs. Mi-24 Hind is often used differently, comparing them is still interesting. We take a look at the hardware and armaments.

Exclusive: Two years after 32-year-old Warrant Officer Stewart Duane Wayment was killed during a training exercise, his ...

The AH-64 Apache is a beast of a helicopter, ... pilot, or gunner, to “slave” the Apache’s 30-mm automatic M230 Chain Gun to the helmet.

Among the weapons in the U.S. Army’s arsenal, none epitomizes the service the way the heavily armed, heavily armored AH-64 Apache attack helicopter does. The Apache has proven equally adept in ...

— -- The AH-64 Apache is the U.S. Army's primary attack helicopter, used mainly for destroying high-value targets, such as tanks and armored vehicles. The Apache can fight close and deep, and ...

Daniel Munger, a contract instructor pilot, was killed on Wednesday when an AH-64 Apache crashed at Fort Novosel, Alabama. Munger’s Army career spanned more than 28 years, during which he served ...