U.S. Army Not Seeking MBDA Missile For Apaches

October 04, 2016
Credit: Apache: U.S. Army
The U.S. Army has no interest in arming its Boeing AH-64E Apache gunships with the MBDA dual-mode Brimstone ground attack missile, even as the UK defense ministry pursues integration for its Apache fleet. MBDA and Boeing recently concluded a series of test launches from an AH-64E at Yuma Proving...

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