The AH-64 Apache and the KA-50 Black Shark are two of the most iconic attack helicopters ever created, each representing the ...

An Apache helicopter of the Indian Air Force (IAF) made an emergency landing in Punjab's Nangalpur area, reported PTI. The reason for the landing is still not known, and more details are awaited.

The incident comes after another IAF Apache helicopter made a precautionary landing in Uttar Pradesh’s Saharanpur on June 6 due to a technical issue while on a routine sortie.

New Delhi: An Apache attack helicopter belonging to the Indian Air Force made an emergency landing on Thursday morning in Haled village, which falls under the jurisdiction of Nangalpur Police ...

The first production model of the AH-64A Apache was delivered to the United States military in 1984, making it 41 years old. It's expected to serve for 20 more.

New Delhi: An Apache attack helicopter of the Indian Air Force made an emergency landing on Thursday morning in Haled village, under Nangalpur Police Station limits in Punjab’s Pathankot district.

An Indian Air Force Apache helicopter made an emergency landing in Haler village under the jurisdiction of Naglpur Police Station in Punjab's Pathankot district on Friday morning. Fortunately, no ...

An Apache attack helicopter of the Indian Air Force (IAF) made an emergency landing in the Nangalpur area, officials said on Friday. This comes just a week after another IAF Apache made a ...

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India had signed a USD 600 million agreement (current rate: 50,100,000,000 INR)with the US in 2020 to buy six Apache helicopters for the Army. As per the original plan, the first three were ...

The crash is one of at least three Army helicopter crashes that have occurred during training in the last month. Two U.S. pilots were killed Nov. 23. when an AH-64 Apache crashed near Wonju, South ...

Chief Warrant Officer 2 Dustin K. Wright died in an AH-64 Apache helicopter training accident at Fort Campbell, Kentucky, on June 11. (U.S. Army) The Army has identified the soldier who died in an ...