Apache Fleet Leading British Army Transformation

January 26, 2022
British Army’s AH-64E Apache helicopter
The British Army’s AH-64Es began flying in the UK in December, almost a year after their delivery. Flight rates are expected to ratchet up by the summer.
Credit: Tony Osborne/AW&ST
The British Army is reshaping itself into what commanders are describing as a more integrated and expeditionary force, and a new fleet of Apache attack helicopters is its spearhead. With 14 of its new Boeing AH-64E Apaches now delivered—another 36 to follow—and flying underway, the UK’s Army Air...

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