30 units to the United States, Israel AH-64E Apache Guardian approved the possible sale of the attack helicopter. The total value of the deal is expected to reach up to US$3.8 billion.
The approval was announced by the US State Department and published on the official website of the Defense Security Cooperation Agency (DSCA). most modern Apache In addition to the helicopters in the configuration, 70 helicopters are included in the package. T700-GE-701D engine, new generation M-TADS/PNVS electro-optical systems, 30 AN/APG-78 Longbow fire control radars, missile warning equipment, night vision systems, 60 M36E8 training missiles and the most up-to-date navigation equipment with M-code support.
The agreement also includes a comprehensive support package: pilot and personnel training, simulator supply, ongoing technical support and spare parts supply. In this way, the integration and long-term sustainability of the fleet is ensured.
AH-64EOne of the prominent features of MUMT (Manned-Unmanned Teaming) system. This system increases situational awareness and operational effectiveness by allowing pilots to control unmanned aerial vehicles directly from the cockpit, receive real-time imagery and coordinate joint strikes.
Currently, the Israeli Air Force operates two main Apache variants, known locally as “Peten” and “Saraf”, with these helicopters predominantly deployed to the 113th and 190th squadrons. The introduction of the AH-64E variant into the inventory represents a significant technological leap for Israeli attack aviation in terms of connectivity, lethality and battlefield survivability.
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